Human brain like intelligent decision-making machine

ABSTRACT

Artificial intelligence research is failing to produce true intelligence in spite of enormous resources. The reason is that programming is unavoidable for data processing and so there is no way to replace an user. In addition, because of data deluge problem, it is impossible to analyze all data as conventional information. Hardware inspired by prime metric is provided, where a metric of artificial intelligence is built in which unknown random events are linked as a changing geometric shape. All information is converted such that layered geometric shapes clocking in a pattern or event becomes unit of information, not insignificant bits. All complex events are considered as a single point to go ahead on building higher level geometric shapes as part of a time crystal following prime metric.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This invention relates to a new kind of decision-making device whereinthe conditions and the respective decisions are written in a loop. Theself-assembly of such decision-condition elements is encoded in theperiodic oscillations or rhythms or clocks, as geometric shapes. Thepresent invention includes all fundamental operational modules of abrain like frequency fractal hardware. The essential features of thisbrain model are experimentally derived. The present invention usesFractal tape instead of a Turing tape, so it is not a Turing machine.Consequently, the present invention proposes a new Information theorycalled Fractal Information Theory (FIT). The present invention includesthe development of a new information processing language. Instead of anexternal user, a metric of primes is used that morphs events happeningaround and simulate the past, present and the future. This is the firstdecision-making machine that does not use reduction of choices, does notuse logic gate, solves NP complete clique problem. It does not requirepower supply as it harvests noise.

BACKGROUND ART

For less than a hundred years, there has been a global attempt to makedecision-making machines far beyond the Turing machine used inday-to-day life. In fact Turing himself suggested machines that wouldoperate beyond Turing's logical machines, just like von Neumann wantedunique computer architecture namely non-von Neumann. There was noconcrete success. Hyper-Turing research field generated several uniquemachines over nearly a century. In almost all cases, within a decade itwas shown that the proposed invention of “beyond Turing” machine isactually a Turing machine. This invention argues a Fractal tape whereinTuring machine does not work. The new class of machine would seekindustry attention because in principle, Turing machine is key to everysingle machines of the world, an alternate to this machine whichdiametrically different could create “a distinct world of industry thatis similarly worthy to the present world of industry” Potentials of thisnew tape are plenty. For example, there is no reduction of choices.Since “reduction” is strongly associated with power loss, to operatesuch a circuit built according to this invention does not lose power. Inastrophysics, theoreticians used to have a space time metric, whiledoing complex math, students used to refer to the metric time to timeand retrieve all essential data to solve planetary problems. Similarlyfor Artificial Intelligence the inventors introduce a new metric ofprimes. The idea is to hack nature and make a computer that can generatemost patterns that we see in nature. Just like simple space time metrichas predicted correctly incredible physical events rightly, the primemetric of artificial intelligence is conceived to invent entireinformation from a very little known about a system.

In our previous invention filed as a patent application “verticalparallel processor” and granted later (Patent Document 1), we havedemonstrated how massively parallel processing occurs on a surface. Theprevious invention was novel because information was processedhorizontally and the decisions were captured vertically. Thus, we couldavoid physical interface issues during a 2D pattern based computing.There were several negative points in the previous inventions, whichneeded to be solved. First, for industrial production we need 3Darchitecture, scaling up using a 2D system is critical. Second, we needa geometric language that interprets the external world sensoryinformation like visual images, auditory sounds touch etc. Mostimportantly, the same language should be used for the hardwaredevelopment. The previous invention did not address the most incrediblefeature of a human brain. Brain is standalone, it has several modules,but, even C. elegans (Caenorhabditis elegans) like animals do incrediblethings using only 302 neurons. Therefore, a new machine engineeringprotocol was essential that could represent the core idea of abiological machine. This is a very important matter for the contemporaryindustry. At this moment several billions of USD is invested in makingan artificial human brain. Blue brain project in EU has a budget of 2.4billion USD. Obama Initiative in US is ˜3 billion USD. Even thoughinitial claim was to construct an artificial human brain, currently thetarget has been reduced to self-assembly of columns. Google X project isanother drive, plenty of attempts all over the world. The system thatwill make the first brain would control the system. In this invention wecover entire evolution of brain and neural network with nested cavityresonator model (nested=cavity inside a cavity inside a cavity). Thisinvention considers brain made of 250 classes of cavities while everysingle other brains that will be made around year 2024 considers neuronas the only component in the brain's information processing. Allbrain-building projects believe “brain is a Turing machine”. Thisinvention negates that theory completely. This invention also argues fora new kind of information theory that does not consider “bits”, it isreplaced by a clocking geometry.

Image processing and intelligence development have been extremelypopular in the industry, because it has applications from video gamesfor kids to make smart interplanetary operational robots. It is amultibillion-dollar industry. From medicine to space applications thedemands for robots are increasing and the making of complex signalprocessing with complete automation is increasing. Though the presentinvention covers complete sensory operations of humans, the invention isnot limited to the replication (mimicry) of a part of the brain, rathersensory system, memory system operations, and everything has been takeninto account. Most importantly, the construction of a new language is animportant aspect of this invention. For the last half a century, thecurrent industry used a fixed machine language for user to communicatewith the hardware. The present invention deals with hardware of a verydifferent kind. Therefore, a new language has been essential. Circularoscillation or periodic oscillation could generate geometric shapes andthat correlation between geometry and the material property has beenused to create a new machine language. Application of this language hasbeen applied to sensors and motor control in the artificial brain.However, we foreseen that industrial application of this new languagewill not be limited to an artificial intelligence and decision-makingunit. The applications would stretch far beyond, into the domain ofsensors and motor control. Even we envision that existing machinelanguage used in every sphere of day-to-day used machines could bereplaced by the presently invented language.

The development of sensors in the last 80 years has followed particularengineering principles. While sensing a particular signal only itsanalogue intensity variation has been the key. Now, here two newinventions are made in the field of sensor technology. First, nestedrhythm based accumulation of sensory data. Therefore, instead ofintensity of a particular frequency signal, we concentrate on therelationship between different frequencies and capture thatrelationship. Earlier technologies used digital multilevel logic toclassify a sensory signal; and the current industry follows thisprotocol. It means a string of information is created from sensoryoperation. When a fractal geometry captures signals, then, the intricaterelationship between different frequencies are captured as is. This isbecause the entire artificial brain is made of hardware that couldsustain any fractal geometry, add them, subtract them, expand them anddisintegrate them as required. Second, fusion of multiple sensors into acomplex higher-level sensor, which is carried out in an artificialhippocampus designed and formulated by the inventors of the presentinvention. Since the existing sensors have linearized data, as a result,when we integrate multiple sensory data for practical industrialapplication, it requires intelligence from outside to cook artificially.However, when sensory data contains fractal geometries, the rules ofcombining geometries with each other stay inside. Hence, we do not needto add external intelligence by imagination, what a system would be.Hence, we make a radical and fundamental shift in the processing ofinformation, by changing our worldview from Turing to a Fractal tape.

Self-defragmentation of logical information stream is often applied inthe existing computers. However, that is applicable to a linear streamof information only. A new defragmentation technology is introduced herethat is specifically applicable to fractal like geometrical arrangementof information. In the existing field of artificial intelligence ahigher level logic, deep learning, higher order logic, higher levelperception, all critical features require human intelligence and allfeatures could have a very different kinds of arguments. However, thisis not true for fractal geometric structure of information. Here, thefractal geometric features of a particular sensory data come fromnature, or external environment, therefore, not much independence. Ifexternal world changes the way fractal information is made, the internalhardware is designed to follow the path. Say, information is encoded ascircles or rhythms. Then, no matter how they integrate, these rules areautomatically extracted in the filters. This is the first radical shiftfrom existing AI technologies. Secondly, the similarities in the nestingof circles are identified and those rules are also identified. Third,based on the higher level rules, sensory information is located at aparticular place for faster perceptual integration. For this purposeautomated defragmentation runs in the system perpetually. Thisparticular feature was absent in the field of artificial intelligenceand in the computer defragmentation that we do day to day. Spontaneousdevelopment of better search algorithm, identification of higher levelperception rules therefore become integral feature of the system andthese processes run without external instruction. Then, the developmentis not limited to editing the higher order arguments, it is also appliedto the development of hardware. No matter how the hardware would changein course of time, even those learning protocols are incorporated intothe system. This is also a new feature from previous brain buildingprojects.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION Technical Problem

The purpose of this invention is to design and develop essentialoperational modules for a human brain like computer following a genericroute that operates by itself. The device if triggered externally by anyform of electrical, magnetic, electromagnetic, mechanical orelectromechanical sensory input, then the system starts processing. Thesystem analyzes, converts signals into nested rhythms or circles whosepixels are made of resonant frequencies. Time crystal where phase is theonly information for computing is biological. It was never used to builda computer. During self-assembly of clocks the development of a newdecision-making geometric language and fractal tape based machines,sensors are an integral purpose of this invention. Finally, theapplication of the present invention exhaustively covers thetechnological development for the spontaneous evolution of higher orderhardware management. The higher order logical management and developmentfollows along with the hardware development.

Solution to Problem

According to one aspect of the present invention, a computer made ofcavity resonators is provided (It should be noted here that the cavityresonator may be replaced with a dielectric resonator to achieve thesame results, and thus when “a cavity resonator” is mentioned throughoutthe present specification we can always use a dielectric resonatorinstead of the cavity resonator), wherein self-assembly of clocks madeof frequency as points of a geometric shape, where the frequency cycleis also referred to as rhythm, learns inherent dynamics of inputsignals, by itself using a prime metric and responds to the query asrhythms spontaneously,

wherein, the user is replaced by a metric of primes, which includes allpossible solutions if one gradually builds fractal cavity resonators,filling it with resonating wave, which is a fundamental device unit ofthis computer.wherein resonating frequencies are written that represents basicgeometric shapes, clocks run to make them an event, on the time cyclesperimeter two or more cycles couple to integrate a problem and itssolution in a single cycle, where the interconnected cycle is alsoreferred to as nested rhythm, and if a cycle runs by resonant frequencyactivation, due to loop, the solution is spontaneously delivered,wherein to increase the computing power or number of rhythms, smallercavities are added inside a cavity, thus, keeping total volume constant,wherein there is no junction or wiring in the computer, componentstransfer energy by wireless resonant energy exchange,wherein any given 2D pattern made of frequencies is filtered into acomposition of cycles or clocks or elementary geometric patterns, whichis memorized in the resonance chain and in case of match of cyclesstored in the memory with the external input, the stored cyclicoscillations in the memory spontaneously activate, and since allinformation in computer is stored as interconnected rhythms, otherlinked cycles also activate as associative memory,whereby reconstruction of nesting of cycles, which is patternreconstruction, continues even in absence of computation, it neverstops; thus, the computer learns the higher level perception rules byitself, stores and spontaneously reply back the transition pattern forany given input of unknown composition of 1D, 2D or 3D pattern ofpulses, wherein, the sensors in the computer converts all problems orany form of input signals as nested cycles of frequencies and then triesto bring the nested rhythm stored inside the computer into a singularlyoperating cycle, in that process the problem is solved, wherein theprocess operates in following four steps: (a) input nested cycles ortime crystal made of self-assembled clocks resonate with the nestedrhythms stored inside; (b) the nested rhythm inside expands and variousnew cycles activate which is sent as feedback to input nested cycle,thus, query is crosschecked in a feedback loop; (c) higher level timecycles, which are slow rhythms, activate and trigger perception relatedcycles, which re-enters into feedback loop; and (d) spontaneouslyreplying back to the questioner wirelessly, and the loop continues untila slow time cycle is born that integrates all local cycles thus producedinto a single loop.The computer may be arranged,wherein each cavity has an upper and a lower frequency limits whichfollows a specifically defined clock speed, therefore the computer usesmultiple clocks one inside another, and a question asked to a slow clockthat syncs with output is sent to faster clocks inside. Therein theclock processes, finds the solution and the decision is then deliveredto the upper layer much before the slow clock ticks even once further,wherein the cavities self-assemble following ordered factor metric(ordered factor metric=prime metric=a plot of number of factorscalculated for an integer similar to the space-time metric used inastrophysics). The metric word is used to reflect similarity with thespace time metric in astrophysics (metric word means distance, here acurve connects the factors of integers). In astrophysics the solutionsof particle dynamics are derived from space time metric. Here, from theordered factor metric or the prime metric, the information dynamics isderived. The ordered factor calculated from integers generate a 2D plotthat delivers a wide ranges of information similar to the space timemetric. Here is the process to generate the prime metric. The plot ofordered factor of integers is divided by 2 and the derived value isplotted across along the Y axis while the integers are plotted along theX axis. This is one form of ordered factor metric. Primes do notcontribute but regulates the features of ordered factor metric, soordered factor metric is called prime metric. The ordered factor is anumber of distinct nested cycle composition, and the plot appears likevarious geometric shapes. Similar to space time metric duringself-assembly geometric shapes morph following the prime metric. Forself-assembly within a cavity and above on its boundary, the changinggeometry varies from one structure to another,wherein the prime metric acts as a real user, controller regulator ofthe entire hardware.An user can set tasks to perform before the creation of the hardware,but once the prime metric based hardware is built, it takes over, as itsearches for information or events outside in its environment and findssituations to respond,wherein in the ordered factor metric several geometric loops drawnbetween any two primes reflects the energy back and forth. Thus itdrives cycles or rhythms or clocks. A coupling of these loops have alsogenerated the ordered factor metric. Thus, coupling of clocks makesnested circles or nested clocks or time crystals. Thus, the nestedrhythm of time crystal complex is formed,wherein a set of frequencies derived from the ordered factor metric isused to build a generic machine. During this conversion of the orderedfactor into a composition of frequencies and their relative frequenciesare plotted as multiple concentric circles made of frequencies. This iscalled frequency wheel, each fractal space of the computer hardware oreven each component has its own frequency wheel and together they make afrequency wheel. A frequency wheel represents decision making machine's2D information architecture. the 3D architecture would be a nestedarchitecture of Bloch sphereswherein by coupling loops found in the ordered factor metric derivedcomplex frequency wheels and its corresponding nested rhythms or clocksare developed. The layers increase and the number of nested rhythmsincreases to increase the computing power. In other words, the number ofclocking geometries is a measure of computing power,whereby at any layer of the frequency wheel, the computer processes realtime operation. However, all the rest associated processes ofinformation with respect to the layer under consideration happens inimaginary time. Therein, all layers above and below the operating layer,actively changes the decision taken at any layer using various complexnumber (a real magnitude of amplitude of a frequency and phase), eachrepresenting the functions of a particular layer.The computer may further be arranged,wherein the cavity inside a cavity, which is referred to as nestedcavity, arrangement eliminates noise in the transport of informationwhere the information is nested rhythm or clocking Bloch sphere holdinggeometric shapes, and the rhythm is cycle of frequencies or a clock,wherein any input pattern that is resolved into a set of cyclicvibrations or a clock holding a geometric shape whose each corner isrepresented by a frequency. Due to the existence of triple frequencybands, as a result of metric of primes, the nested rhythms or clockingBloch spheres follow three steps to learn and evolve the internal nestedrhythm for future problem solving: (i) compare nested rhythm or clockingBloch sphere architecture inside which has already been learnt with thenew incoming nested rhythm from outside, find the difference rhythms;(ii) add those difference rhythms to the main nested rhythm inside; and(iii) the added nested rhythms connect or reject more rhythms or cyclesto stabilize the added network, this process continues even in absenceof input,wherein(i) due to different operational frequencies, the same image (origin ofan image could be visual, auditory, taste, smell or touch) is seen indifferent resolution at different layers, and all images are convertedin terms of basic geometric shapes and nested cycles, from bottom to topthe complex image is filtered into simpler geometries, which is thehierarchical network of perception in this computer;(ii) the cycles of geometric shapes made of frequencies continue toinclude nested rhythms from different sensors and form combined nestedrhythm and new basic patterns form, which is learning of the hardware;(iii) questions and answers are written on a single cycle, and if thefrequencies encoded as question are activated, then the cycle runs, andthe frequencies representing answers run automatically, where no choiceis rejected no logic gate, no switch is used during computing; and(iv) due to the existence of the resonance chain, the input energy givenat any point of the chain is distributed all over the chain, thus, thesystem spontaneously reply back the matching and thus the computerperforms search for finding a particular information without executing adedicated searching protocol as it is frequently done in theconventional computer.The computer may still further be arranged,wherein the cavity resonator structure is an organic or inorganicsynthetic material like polymer or block copolymer, a bio-material, acomposite material, etc.,wherein molecular electromechanical resonators create cavities followinga 12 step growth process replicating (mimicking) the human brain cavityresonator model wherein the cavities at the 8th layer change geometrythe most and cavities at the 12th and 1 to 5th layer change the leastduring information processing, and each cavity is associated with aparticular resonance band, the change in the dynamics of cavities is tofill up the resonance chain,wherein to accommodate self-similarity between clocking cavityresonators of different layers, where the modeled 12 layers for humanbrain like computer, the complex number based functions are used torepresent the clocking Bloch sphere. The complex functions representingthe frequency amplitude and the phase with multiple generalizedimaginary numbers represented as a clocking Bloch spheres operate resideside by side in this function,wherein he power of computing depending on the density of the resonancestates or the density of clocking Bloch sphere holding the geometricshapes (a Bloch sphere is a sphere of imaginary states all around,except at two poles, used in Quantum mechanics) and the total frequencybandwidth of the entire hardware.The computer may still further be arranged,wherein the computer consumes power for triggering the resonantoscillations in the cavity resonant oscillators, wherein(i) the hardware consumes power in a self-similar way at all temporaland spatial scales, where 12 layers for brain like computer cause thepower consumption of the process of triggering the resonant oscillationsin the oscillators to be scale free;(ii) the frequency wheel is made of a plurality of energy sourcesincluding ionic, photonic or electronic diffusion driven by availablethermal energy kT (k is Boltzman constant, T is the absolute temperatureof the environment) and other forms of noise that re-arranges itselfcontinuously, and the cavities at different layers are designed tooptimize motion path of electronic, photonic or ionic carriers; and(iii) computing process does not require any specific power supply, andfor triggering input, an external power is supplied at any point of theresonance chain and causes the power distribution not to concentrate atany point but to be homogeneously distributed all along the chain.

Advantageous Effects of Invention

All these advantageous effects are summarized as below.

1. Memory and processor are the same element: ultimate application ofhomogeneity in the hardware design: memory storage & processing is thesame event: One of the major challenge of an exascale computer (abillion billion calculations per second) is that a huge amount of dataneeds to be transferred from the memory space to the processors locationin a very short time. Since the rotating circle or a clock holds ageometric shape as it runs, this is the memory. The rotation of theclock if runs more than one geometry in the clock is the processing. Thecomputer has a singular space for the two key events known to performcomputing. The computer has no bits, only crystals or jelly of clocks.Hence, the only element used is a clock, only parameter for informationis phase. Topology of phase is information and various different kindsof mathematical topology could be created using a fractal tape.Computing is morphing a topological curvature.

2. The present invention enables us to create standalone robotic brainthat does not require any programming. Using all possible solutions ofcavity resonators a prime metric is calculated and the hardware isprimarily an assembly of cavity resonators that generates thevibrational frequencies as described in the prime metric. Even if someparts of the hardware are missing, the network of time cycles or rhythmsproduce the missing clocking or frequencies. Prime metric could beplotted in various ways, each plot has its own distinct significance.Prime metric holds all possible pattern of resonant frequencies that canhappen if one moves from the smallest to the largest dimension possible.Since it calculates the solutions based on symmetry not based on numberof elements or length of time or amount of mass, it reflects allpossible patterns that could happen in nature. So, one could state, thatthe computer is built to mimic everything that happens in nature. So, itestimates beforehand the possible course of events before it even takesplace.

3. Computing power is not proportional to the physical space i.e thenumber of processing elements: In the present invention the requiredspace does not increase exponentially with the computing power: A cavityresonator's boundary layer is enough to generate & process information.Also computing power depends on the density of resonance frequencies perunit time domain, which is not a function of space, but composition ofsymmetry. Continuous filling up cavity inside until atomic scale enablespacking astronomically more clocks. Not just that a time crystal canhold several geometric information to be viewed distinctly fromdifferent directions. Hence a single time crystal could hold largenumber of geometric shapes in a fixed space. Addition of resource has novalue if it does not add to symmetry.

4. No input is required, it morphs to emulate external signal: Thepresent invention relates to a typical sensor design protocol thatenables to capture the hidden intelligence of the system. Since thehardware uses prime metric, it captures the hidden dynamics of a systemvia hierarchical nested rhythms or self-assembled architecture ofclocks: Since we use prime metric, even if sufficient information is notavailable, it simulates the missing part. One does not have to acquireinput, all possible geometries are already inside. The hardwire(self-assembled architecture of clocks) inside the computer of currentinvention only has to reconfigure itself to emulate the most similardynamics found in nature or in its environment. As it frequently happensin a conventional computer, one to many communications are not disruptedif one of the elements of the assembly stops functioning. Theparticipating components are never linearized and rebuilt using models.

5. Computing speed has no meaning in these kind of fractal timehardware. Total time of computation is fixed by the slowest clock usedfor encoding the conditions of a problem. In normal computers, thecomputing steps are spatially and temporarily linear or non-linear. Moreis the complexity, more is the time or resources required to solve theproblem. Here, fractal time is used. Means a problem if uses a onesecond clock, it hold all information inside, in the microseconds clock,some information in nanoseconds clock and some information in thepicoseconds clock. Hence, the problems are solved in one seconds only.More time is given, better is the resolution of the problem. The presentinvention relates to a device that uses a new class of geometriclanguage. The advantage of this language is that it uses materialsproperty to write events. Halting is naturally encoded in the circle inthe natural process of loopmaking: A circle makes sure that acomposition of nested rhythm does not trigger everything in the brain.If all rhythms are triggered as a natural process, then no decisioncould be taken. Halting problem is one of the fundamental problems inthe computer science; predicting halting is a critical problem.

6. The present invention relates to a device which could replicate theintelligence of any biological machines. A generic frequency fractalmachine construction protocol has been developed. Uploading theinformation architecture of the major part of the brain & biologicalorgans into an artificial robotic organs: Using existing scientificprotocols, one has to die first to live forever. However, slice it, mapit to fix or remake it may not work. Uploading brain atom by atom cannotupload their collective dynamics, brain's information lies in theemergent dynamics of the individual components. The emergent dynamicsmeans the properties generated by the spatial arrangement of thecomponents, not due to the We can put atoms right, but not its motion asneighbors do contribute to that. Hence the resonance chain basedself-assembly jelly like organic molecules to upload human brain'snested cycles is the only possible way. Information architecture holdsthe dynamics, that dynamic could sync with the atom by atom replica of abrain. Therefore, if we can map the nested rhythms, following a humanfor a certain number of years, would create a replica and that circuitwould continuously follow & update as the human lives, when he undergoesa natural/accidental death, his replica could take over.

7. In the present invention, search to find is not essential: Perceptioncapture: Searching information in a massive data is difficult in bigdata problem. “Spontaneous reply” does not require searching. Inaddition, we do “perception capture”, it means, after the externalsignal converted to nested rhythm, it expands, the primary expansiondata is sent back as output and if there is a match then more expansionon matched information is carried out. Coupled resonance chain transferenergy, circuit is not essential: We do not need circuit because it is acavity inside a cavity inside a cavity.

8. No power supply, zero heat loss: During processing, only essentialelements respond, wirelessly, in absence of circuit. Most importantly,since we do not reduce any number of choices no junction exists in theentire computer, there is no heat loss, a critical obstacle tominiaturization is resolved here. Since reduction by rejection isreplaced by spontaneous activation, all associated paths simultaneouslycoexist. Additional routes are used in “perception capture”, or“hierarchical learning”. Entire hardware is based on wirelesscommunication, even if wiring is made at the large scale, the topologyof wires play an active role in information processing. Noise andthermal energy harvesting is an essential feature of the hardware toassist screening effect free wireless communication.

9. Every component in the artificial brain like machine is life like:The construction of prime metric is what nature follows. This hardware'ssimilarity with nature enables it to learn from nature with a purpose.We do not use this computer, for a given purpose, the computer usesnature. Neither the computation is parallel nor sequential, it issimultaneous everywhere. Fractal clock network makes it possible.

10. Ten situations where one could use this computer: (i) Information isnot sufficient or organized to frame logic; (ii) No time is available tofind the rules for structuring logic, i.e. the urge for an instantreply; (iii) Rejection of choices is not advisable. The rejected choicescould take over the lead anytime as the dominant player; (iv) Databaseis too big to structure it into a format solvable by a futuristicquantum computer. It requires to “search” without searching, i.e.spontaneous reply; (v) The decision-making devices of the future cannotcarry a giant megawatt power supply continuously. Thermal & electricalnoises are the only energy sources; (vi) We encounter a system that usesan unknown language, cannot be understood at all; (vii) Learning thereal parameters, using which a system configures its response. Completerejection of black box approach, to unraveling the true dynamics; (viii)A large number of parameters are being born, disappear, change andredefine itself with a truly random, chaotic fashion. When, even thevariable parameters could not be identified; (ix) Undefinable factorsgovern a situation. A factor has several sub-factors. In addition, eachof those has several sub-sub-factors. Thus, the logical statementsinside logic inside logic perpetuate into an endless network; (x)Computing is always a reduction of choices, but in morphing, it is justthe opposite. There is a continuous increment of choices, and thatdefines non-computing. Output is more than input.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 A drawing describing a typical decision making device of thepresent invention (artificial brain) and its different operationalmodules.

FIG. 2 A drawing showing operational steps of the artificial brain.

FIG. 3 A drawing describing the non-Turing Fractal tape that makes thebasic decision making device for constructing the artificial brain.Here, one could see one tape at the top. The tape has many cells thatcan take decision. The cells could represent a clocking fractal cavityresonator that is used to build the artificial computer, or a neuron orcould be a protein. Each cell in the fractal tape network has a tapeinside. This tape-cell architecture is the basic decision makingmachine. Existing computers use a linear array of cells, but thisstructure does not.

FIG. 4 (401) A drawing of waveforms that could be created in a cavityresonator. A particular case of six waveforms is shown here. Sixwaveforms could arrange three possible ways. (402) A drawing showingeight compositions of 12 waveforms that could be created in a cavityresonator. (403) A plot for the number of waveform compositions with thenumber of waveforms residing in a cavity. One possible fractal formationis demonstrated here. The fractal tape looks like a tear drop. It couldbe plotted as a single unit or side by side, when it is plotted side byside (bottom most panel), it is said, “resonance chain”. The pattern ofsolutions is prime metric.

FIG. 5 A drawing showing nine different ways of creating a prime metric.The resonance frequencies generated from the cavity resonators isarranged in various ways. Depending on the typical parameters taken intoconsideration various different kinds of grouping between thefrequencies occur. These are noted here.

FIG. 6 A drawing showing a unit decision making device, it has manyclocks in its time crystal. The device is a cavity resonator and fourwaveforms making the resonance bands of this device are shown. By using6-8 peaks (402 in FIG. 4), or eight dots in a circular area, the timecrystal could be represented as simple area or frequency wheel, thiswheel is called frequency fractal. It is also shown as circular motionof a system point making clocks or rhythms.

FIG. 7 A drawing showing extension part of FIG. 6. A time crystal (FIG.5) for triplet of triplet of octave is represented as 3-3-8 and it isthe fundamental unit for evolving the decision making device. Fourcolumns are plotted side by side. In the drawing, the first (leftmost)column shows the circular dot representation of frequency fractal, thesecond column shows wheel presentation of the same, third column showscircular oscillations representing the frequency fractal, and the fourth(rightmost) column shows biomaterials equivalent complexity to thefrequency fractal.

FIG. 8 A drawing showing the frequency fractal of a brain like decisionmaking machine. Triplet of triplet is explained and 12 bands of thehuman brain is shown, in the L=8 system (top right corner next to thereal human brain image) its two possible rhythm architectures (R=137)are noted.

FIG. 9 A drawing describing the construction of a frequency fractal of ahuman brain with all 12 bands with different carriers and group offrequencies.

FIG. 10 A drawing describing the frequency fractal or time crystal of ahuman brain with all 12 bands with different carriers and group offrequencies.

FIG. 11 A drawing showing three plots for the human brain side by side.From left to right, the drawing in the extreme left shows a life cyclerhythms how old cells are replaced. In the middle the same frequencyfractal as those described in FIG. 9 and finally to the extreme right, adrawing of nested circles or rhythms or time crystals 2D picture,representing the human brain.

FIG. 12 A drawing showing the classical computing search and findprocess. In the present invention, there is spontaneous reply, no needto search.

FIG. 13 A drawing showing clock inside a clock inside a clock principleof time and space management in the present invention. To the right, hownested circles are automatically filtered into different layers isshown.

FIG. 14 A drawing showing ID, 2D and 3D signal filtering protocols inthe sensors attached to the present invention. A drawing showingexperimental data for speech converted into nested circle or nestedrhythm conversion. This is a multilayer decomposition of the speechsignal.

FIG. 15 Resonance chain of a time crystal filters out each clocks andthose domains with nearest match with the clocking geometry activates.Thus, entire time crystal holding an event is sensed.

FIG. 16 All time crystals are connected to a slower clock. Activation ofthe singular clock at the lowest level, that is the fastest time cycle,triggers slower clocks and that clock may trigger a path connecting thefaster clocks. Thus, higher level decision making is shown here.

FIG. 17 A drawing showing elementary decision making process of thecomputer, in which input situations and the output solutions are allwritten on a circle. This is a drawing explaining an automated haltingprotocol. Local activated nested rhythms during a decision makingprocess form a loop. Whenever new clocks holding a geometric shapeappears, all the participating geometric shapes become part of a newcircle or clock. When a system point completes a closed loop, itdelivers a fixed solution, thus the system halts by itself.

FIG. 18 (section 1801) A drawing showing that Learnt nested rhythmresiding inside the brain like decision making machine and the newincoming nested rhythm is spontaneously compared and the new nestedrhythm is detected (“difference”). (section 1802) A drawing showing thatthe “difference” nested rhythm of the previous figure section (section1801) is connected to the internal nested rhythm as a part of thelearning process. (section 1803) A drawing showing that once thelearning as described in the previous figure section (section 1802)completes, all learnt nested rhythms start creating new loops as part ofhierarchical learning.

FIG. 19 A drawing showing that multiple sensor (e.g. visual, auditory)generated nested rhythms from input signals are added together beforeprocessing.

FIG. 20 A drawing showing experimental data. PCMS based synthesis oftime crystals.

FIG. 21 A drawing showing experimental data, specifically fractalnetwork of time crystals.

FIG. 22 A drawing showing experimental data summary, specifically fusionof time crystals.

FIG. 23 A drawing showing experimental data specifically transformationof clocking.

FIG. 24 A drawing showing experimental data specifically formation oforganic jelly made of time crystals.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

We now explain the present invention in detail in correspondence to theclaims.

<Description of the Features According to Claim 1>

The present invention relates to a new kind of computer that is not aTuring machine that converts every single piece of information in theuniverse as a linear sequence of events. The computer follows fractaltape that uses undefined states to make decisions, which was hithertoconsidered impossible to use. One important aspect of Claim 1 is thatthere is no user for this computer. During construction of hardware onecould set fundamentals of learning for this hardware. Once set, thehardware uses metric of primes to reconfigure itself. This metric ofprimes ensure (i) no software is required, (ii) missing events aresimulated (iii) harvested energy from noise is directed via resonancechain to all cavities in a scale free manner.

The first claim outlines technical protocols for building a prime metricin the hardware. It is to be made clear that the present inventionrelates to building hardware. That hardware would have a structure thatwould vibrate with various resonance frequencies. For each frequency theresonating waveforms could arrange in various different ways. The numberof choices makes a pattern. The pattern is called metric of primes.

For a century, several space time metric has been proposed. The presentinvention relates to a metric of prime that covers all possiblesolutions of resonance in a generic cavity resonator. If onesystematically changes the cavity dimensions at any spatial range,adding one more waveforms at a time, the resonance frequencies of thederived devices would exhibit prime metric. Therefore, to experimentallyrealize a prime metric, one has to set dimension range, upper and alower length limits. Then, within the range, set resonance carriers thatwould determine maximum wavelength to be used. Finally, fill withcavities with wavelength/integer. Therefore, the present invention ofprime metric is not a hypothetical theoretical proposal, but a fullyexperimentally realizable model system.

The first claim has seven parts. First part outlines construction of tentypes of prime metrics. Each type is derived from the same orderedfactor of an integer data, but plotted in different ways. These tentypes are designed to unravel detailed instructions to follow to buildthe hardware.

Type 1. First, C2 symmetry is considered. For C2 symmetry, orderedfactor or OF (ordered factor) of an integer is divided by 2, and ±OF/2points (±Y axis) are plotted against integer value along the X axis.Then, connecting the nearest neighbor OFs or solutions give 50% of allshapes favored by cavity resonators. In this way, one could make C3symmetry (16%), and C5 symmetry etc for all symmetries related toprimes.

Type 2. Plotting the same solutions in a polar arrangement unravelswhether to arrange cavities helically clockwise or anti-clockwise.

Type 3. The integer, phase and ordered factor, these three values arenormalized and plotted in a triangle to find the quantized phase. For agiven range of integers, the quantized phase suggests background phasemodulation by the hardware.

Type 4. Solutions or ordered factors are specially selected that aregreater in number than the integer itself (ordered factor >=integer).This type of metric intricately maps specific unpredictable features tobe added to the triplet of triplet pattern often observed in the metric.

Type 5. For ordered factor=integer, one could observe a unique fractalpattern observed throughout the entire number system. Three closed loopsappear and the smallest loop contains three loops inside. This is said,triplet of triplet fractal. It means a cavity resonator following thismetric would have three prime resonance band. Each band will have threebands inside.

Type 6. The ordered factors of integers if normalized reveals anoscillatory ripples made by primes. The ripples suggest natural clockingbehavior to emerge in the cavities if the cavity size is chosenproperly.

Type 7. As the integer value increases the slope of the ordered factorwith respect to the zero point increases towards 90°. A triangleconverts to a straight line for C2 symmetry plot. If the orderedfactor-integer plot is made for c37 symmetry (ordered factor is dividedby 37, and divided into 36 planes, each separated by 10°, then, oneobserves transition of a cone into a circular disk. Thus, it is amorphogenesis embedded in the metric prime.

Type 8. In the polar plot of ordered factor metric with integer, if oneconnects the points representing ordered factor with a line, it wouldreveal empty spaces. These empty spaces are not random. They makecircles, at logarithmic separation. This is the origin of geometricidentity, e²+phi²=pi². Phi represents golden ratio. Spontaneouslygenerated topological constraint regulates, when to assemble cavitiesfollowing golden ratio, when spirally and when it reaches equilibrium orcircular assembly takes place.

Type 9. The ripples created by each prime generate unique patterns.However, the primes at the starting of integer series governstatistically all the patterns in the entire system. 50% of everythingcreated in the universe would have C2 symmetry. 16% would follow C3symmetry. This is why prime metric dominates in triplet of tripletsymmetry. However, if one calculates C2 to C37, the first 12 primescover 99% of all possible patterns in the metric of primes. Similarly,2×3×5×7×11×13×17×19×23×29×31×37˜10¹¹. Approximately 10¹¹ number ofoscillators if assembled using prime metric would generate 99% of allpatterns possible. If one wants to grow further, one should make a unitcell made of 10¹¹ oscillators, and then start counting. These two plotsare not metric by itself, but sets the limitations of the metric indevice construction.

Type 10. There is a convergence in the ripples of ordered factor-integerplot, if the plot is not normalized. The convergence of ripples to thebase line where primes exist is important. Clocking regulated byparticular primes cannot regulate perpetually, if not coupled with theclocks regulated by higher primes. It ensures finite types of patternsto cover the entire metric space.

The First claim notifies protocols to build a circuit of clocking cavityresonators. Every integer gets a physical significance in the primemetric. An integer associates itself with a pair of ordered factor ±OF/2values in the metric. The line connecting positive and negative pointsare solutions of a imaginary Bloch sphere, frequently used in quantummechanics. Our consideration is logical as the surface of the Blochsphere represents all possible paths using which all possible distinctclock assemblies could form in a cavity made of a given number ofwaveforms. An integer represents a unique quantum like oscillator thathas no dimension like photon yet holds a particular number of waveformsalong the perimeter of a circle. It is a nested clock. This physicalsignificance enables one to use a mere mathematical plot as a sourcefile to synthesize hardware.

The starting input to build this computer hardware is only a fewintegers and an incubator. The starting integers are locations to bebridged in the prime metric. The incubator decides the starting timescale as it sets the fundamental wavelength of a resonating wave. Thesynthesis of this computer hardware begins at a particular time scaleset by the incubator dimension. Every integer sets a fundamentalfrequency and its harmonics. A set of integers would try to create theirdistinct series of harmonics. They would interact following primemetric. The missing parts in the prime metric need to be recreated tobridge the gaps between the minimum and maximum integers in a giveninput set. For example, say {2, 3, 8, 4032, 4098, 120006, 50007}integers are given to build computer hardware and a circular cavity of aparticular space. Resonating standing wave of all associated shapesrelated to these integers fits the cavity. The vibrating membraneinitiates the bridging of the discrete numbers. Not all, but minimumnumber of integers are essential to connect given integers by shape.Thus, between 2 and 50007, several new integers or Bloch spheres areborn.

In the first claim, a protocol having the following three steps isoutlined for bridging the numbers.

First step is to find if some of the given numbers are part of aparticular shape already available in the OF-integer plot (mostlyreferred as prime metric). For any given shape in a prime metric, only afew integers create the main curve of a shape generated by closestneighbors in the prime metric. All input integers together distributephase to complete 360°. Even integers inside a typical loop located inprime metric make 360°. Even an integer makes 360°. Therefore, allnesting group of clocks are identified.

Second step is to use prime metric to find ten structural features ofall groups by drawing ten prime of metric plots described above. In thisstep, first task is to find groups of clocks that are connected byvarious ways. (a) Some clocking resonator components make a group thatmakes a convergent fractal geometric series. (b) Some components need tobe repeated, and the design following which needs to be repeated. (c)There are several triplet of integers series with a very high OF values,ranging from 10s or 100s to infinity. These three factors are determinedusing prime metric first. Then, the second task is to (d) find globaltime and spatial symmetry in all directions. (e) Also, the oscillatoryand damping relations are determined between different periods ofcomponent arrangement. (f) the geometry of empty space left vacant bycomponents. These three global features distinctly make a list of guestand host clocking integers. Most importantly, which missing integers areneeded to be taken into consideration is determined. The third task isto find (g) typical features of the local boundaries, which helps in (h)determining the accurate cavity shape. Thus, after eight tasks onedetermines between two limiting integers, the exact shape andoverlapping boundaries of all cavities or clocking resonators. Note thata given simple set of integers have now expanded into a large set ofintegers. This is a clear expansion of codes. In the fourth and the laststep, the (i) quantized phase used by clocking resonators is determinedso that overlapping boundaries are resolved into spiral assemblies,following (j) clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation. Thus, ten primemetric plots are followed in a particular sequence to find detailedarchitecture of the clock assembly. Note that the limiting integerscannot set a strict boundary. During continuous learning, new clocks areborn, which edit the limits, expand them based on the metric of primesin the same manner.

The third and final step is to arrange the clocking resonators followinga few fundamental principles. (a) There should be only one slowest clockas a Bloch sphere. All other clocks would be its guests. (b) Two typesof fractal features to be applied simultaneously should be arranged sideby side and one inside another. (c) The fastest clocks are normally thesmallest, they start the synthesis of entire prime metric hardware. (d)Self-assembly of clocks and wireless self-assembly of clocking cavityresonators run side by side in the incubator. The hardware needs to besupplied with additional materials, autonomously or manually. (e)Continuously the vibrational features of the hardware are monitored. Thefirst claim outlines ten parameters that needs to be read perpetually tokeep a track on its construction and post construction evolution.

The first claim outlines ten fundamental vibrational features of ageneric hardware that is constructed following the metric of primes. Thehealth parameters of a prime of metric hardware are the following.

One of the primary feature of a prime metric hardware is self-similarvibration. It means the plot of intensity vs frequency over its entireoperational range would show superposition of various fractal likefeatures. The nested Bloch sphere presentation is the completeinformation structure. It could be converted into an intensity-frequencyplot. But not the other way round. While self-similar feature isabundant in an intensity-frequency plot, the creation of a temporaryclocking network is abundant in the Bloch sphere representation. Thesetemporary clock networks are local unstable set of periodic oscillationsthat helps the input to create missing integers described above. Thenecessity of temporary clocks disappears after the missing integers arereplaced. When two neighboring integers in a given input code toconstruct hardware finds a large gap of integers between them, they makesimplest clock to get integrated. If new clocking components arrive inthe incubator, they vibrate according to the prime metric and create theright clocks needed to bridge the distantly located integers. Thus,several post generations of clocking network is born, until all of themare replaced by true clocking network representing the right integers.The redundant clocks disappear. The creation of temporary clockingnetwork and spontaneous reduction of redundant clocks deliver uniquefeatures. It replaces the necessity of software, helps in retrieving alost hardware, shrink data, autocorrect errors in information, generateslimitless time cycles, sets halt condition in computing even before itbegins.

<Description of the Features According to Claim 2>

The prime metric driven self-assembled clocks are all converted into atime crystal architecture. Time crystal means just like spatial crystal,it has different speeds of time flow at different intervals of a singleperiod. It is generally considered that time is maintained by photonwith the speed of light. The inventors have kept two options for editingtime flow. First, the speed of carriers that maintains time flow incavity resonators. This speed is slow, edited by local traps,temporarily. The main carriers continue to their cyclic flow. Now, thecarriers could be electron, photon, ions, any form of energy packets ormaterials. The local clocks are called nested guest with the host. Atleast one guest is essential to make a primitive time crystal.

Existing computers use switch or oscillators to make circuits. In thepresent invention, the computer's basic information is kept byinterlaced clock. Topology of clock assembly holds the key information.Topology is created by phase variation. How phase changes when oneresonant frequency changes to another in a device is the key parameterthat provides experimental data to construct the Bloch spherearchitecture.

The most important aspect of the present invention is the use ofsingularity. Experimentally, the above noted trap of carriers that slowsdown or speeds up the time flow is the singularity point. A singularitymeans an undefined point. When the trap holds a clock inside, whereinsuitable carriers run a loop periodically, it is defined. But on itsperimeter, one may find traps once again. This journey of finding trapsis a singularity, if the journey runs for many times. At the top layer,where the carriers trap for the first time, singularity is bridged byinner clocks. This is similar to renormalization. However, the presentinvention is interested in the relative position of traps orsingularities on a closed loop. Unlike Feynman diagram, here topologicalmap of singularity points hold the information.

Integrated information architecture is built from a prime metric becauseboth integer and its ordered factor represent physical real worldfactors. An integer is not just a number, it is a circular path with aguest circle on its perimeter. An integer 5 means, 5 guest circles couldexactly pack on its perimeter. This is purely a classical structure. Theordered factor of an integer cannot be represented physically using aclassical 2D structure like an integer. On the nested circle picture ofan integer we can connect two or more circles and still complete thecircle. The number of ways one can do it is the ordered factor. Mostimportantly, all possible ways co-exist together, just like quantum. Forinteger 12, ordered factor 8 means, 8 disks, each 45° apart, can arrangeto make 360, a sphere. Now, to keep the identity of each disk, we keepthe poles on the great circle of the sphere. The sphere rotates aroundthe great circles, touching 8 corners of the disks one by one. Eightpoints on the great circle are maximum possible singularities in thissystem. One gets the integer, here 12 by traversing one of the eightdisk perimeters. All eight disks have 12 or less circles one afteranother. Each of these circles cross the disk at two points. A systempoint can move along the surface of the sphere connecting the crosspoints. An astronomically large number of such paths could be created.This is a Bloch sphere like structure like quantum mechanics, but with afew fundamental differences.

The differences from quantum technologies originate from a new type ofBloch sphere. In this new information theory, the Bloch sphere isfundamentally different. (i) There is no classical pole, or classicalpoint. (ii) The number of superposition states is not 2, here it dependson the ordered factor of an integer. The number of ordered factor is thenumber of disk making the sphere. (iii) Disks of superposition and theintegral circles on its perimeter make a grid for system point to travelthrough multiple paths. (iv) Product of an integer and its orderedfactor is the number of circles on the sphere where singularity couldhappen. These circular areas on the spheres can hold new Bloch spheres.(v) The corners of geometric shapes are written in the circles on thediscs. The resolution of writing a geometric shape depends on the numberof circles on the spherical surface. (vi) Initially all discs areseparated by a fixed angle. However, when these circles on the sphereget filled with clocks inside then, times or diameter of the guest clockis adjusted. This step changes the angular separation between the discs.(vii) The geometric phase of quantum mechanics changes only oneparameter when a clock runs through a loop. Here, the evolution ofgeometric phase changes all the clocks inside the singularity points.(viii) In quantum, Bloch spheres do not self-assemble, while the Blochspheres self-assemble in this new information theory. The self-assemblyis controlled by prime metric. This self-assembly is not theself-assembly we know. Here two Bloch spheres do not come and fuse, oneof them spontaneously grow on another. (ix) Two classical points sustainsimultaneously in quantum. Here, several rates of time flow co-existsimultaneously. In quantum, one geometric phase is counted, here,different clocks count their parts simultaneously in a period. (x)Relative phase of several clocks is important. If not maintained, thegeometric shapes hold by Bloch sphere changes dramatically. Phase changeis a mode of editing stored information.

Claim 2 accounts information architecture as nested clocks or timecrystal.

<Description of the Features According to Claim 3>

Claim 3 details how a single hardware made of prime metric could be usedin four different ways to carry out four fundamental operations in acomputer. All the clocks in the prime metric hardware do not runperpetually. The clocks holding the fastest and the slowest time domainsrun perpetually. The central time domain remains nearly static. In thecentral time domain, the number of clocks are much more than theessential number of clocks required to main the continuous chain ofvibrations from the fastest to the slowest clocks. The computer switchesto a nearly non-operative state if the chain of vibrations (resonancechain) delinks. If the continuity is not retrieved, the computer isfully non-operational. So, a few clocks are integrated suitably in thehardware for arranging the alternate resources to maintain a continuouschain of vibrations from the fastest to the slowest clocks.

As noted above, in the central time domain, there are much more numberof clocks than essential to keep the continuity. The purpose is forholding wide ranges of memories and carrying out selective processing.If the fastest clocking domain and the slowest clocking domain representtwo poles of a sphere, the central clocking domain represents infinitepossible paths connecting the poles, passing through the sphericalsurface.

The prime metric hardware described in Claim 1 is a time crystalarchitecture such as described in Claim 2. Each clocking cavityresonator holds a geometric shape, but the clocks in the fastest domainare run by energy packets while in the slowest domain it is merelymechanical vibrations. Thus, in the central domain where the clocks usematerials as carriers are most important as they change configurationsto edit the singularity points to eventually edit the geometric shapes.

The first prime metric modules perform task to convert streams ofsignals into a time crystal. The process is noted as part of Claim 1 andClaim 2. This feature is common to all four modules. Mostly, the centraltime domain of the resonance chain is used to build the sensory module.Time crystal synthesis feature is fundamental to all four modules, but aspecial isolated module is kept connected to the sensors that producecomplex stream of pulses. Clocks of this module run only when sensorstrigger them.

The second prime metric module does not run its clocks always. A timecrystal is in a nearly spherical structure; it does not have anydirection, or has all directions. Directional use means that giving aninput in the central time domain. This input activates a set of clocksback and forth towards the faster and the slower time scales. Directionmeans towards faster and slower time scale. Since a massive amount ofgeometric information is converted into a fractal seed with only a fewgeometries, only a few clocks are used to store that information.Computer hardware should spontaneously shrink a tree of information intoa fractal seed, and expand that fractal seed into a full tree ofinformation.

At the first step the entire hardware module emulates the time crystalinput as is inside. Then, in the absorbed and recreated time crystal,all the repeating geometries are connected by a set of clocks. Hence,one gets configuration of a path. This path is the rule to repeat theelementary geometry. Initially, the elementary geometry is repeatedeverywhere on the path. Then, the clocks representing the basicrepeating geometry is kept running at only one point on the path made ofclocks. This typical location is chosen so that, if the clocks on thepath start running along with the basic pattern, it regenerates theentire information. The creation of clocks following the geometric pathis a processing of shrinking, and triggering to run the clock toregenerate information is an expansion.

The third prime metric module runs its crystal clocks always. It holdsdecisions as an associated chain of seed clocks. In the conventionalcomputer, a system point searches the hardware and memory forinformation. Here it is just the opposite. The activated seed clocks ofthe third module (processor), searches for its seeds outside. If thereis a match, the signal amplifies. The amplified oscillation isessential. However, since most of the clocks run by noise, thus anamplified signal remains undetected by neighboring clocks.

There is a fourth module whose clocks also remain silent always.However, only those clocks which are unfound in the processor module, orthe missing clocks of an input are created in the fourth module. Thesenew clocks are stored for a more rigorous search and embeddingeventually into the processor at the right location.

<Description of the Features According to Claim 4>

Claim 4 outlines the process by which the prime metric hardware performsthe task of processing information as an alternative to programming.Unlike conventional computers where a unit of information is a numberwith no physical significance, the geometric shapes are not kept alonein the present invention; they are clocked with the associatedgeometries, related to all kinds of sensory information. Thus, it is anevent that is stored as a unit of information. Events self-assemble tointegrate, edit, and even expand into domains that were never given asan input.

The prime metric bridges the missing vibrational links as pointed out inexplaining Claim 1 and Claim 2. Even if no associations are found for atime crystal representing a set of discrete events, the prime metricbridges the gap in the frequency values by initiating the creation ofnew clocks. The dual operations by triggering the associative clocks andbridging the gaps anywhere in the frequency scale by prime metric ensurethe creation of a temporary time crystal associating all the fourmodules.

As noted in Claim 3, sensor module clocks are activated by sensors;initiator module or bipolarity filter module clocks exhibit a kind ofoscillatory activations; the processor module is always active; and thefourth module, the regulator module is a difference clock activator, ora negative activator. These modules are not independent. Claim 4outlines the route by which four modules build a temporary time crystalthat emerges to synchronize the distinct time crystals built in the fourmodules. This time crystal disappears as the four modules absorb the newinput crystals. Therefore, four modules edit their own time crystals toneutralize the temporary time crystals produced in the system. Thesetime crystals are equivalent to programming of a conventional vonNeumanncomputer.

Claim 4 makes a special note that the language used by the computer ofthe present invention is also unique. In the conventional computer, themachine language is abstract. Here, a consistent and systematic protocolis used in defining every single parameter. One key aspect to it is thata network of phase is used to define mass, space and time. As a result,every single physical phenomenon could be represented in terms of phaseshift. It also means that complex equations and theories could also havea specific topological feature in the time crystals produced. Aone-to-one correspondence enables the computer to process every singleevent and knowledge in the universe using a universal, geometric musicallanguage (GML).

<Description of the Features According to Claim 5>

Claim 5 details about the driving forces that run this computer. In caseof conventional computers, the user drives the computer using power.Power management is a key feature to develop a better computer. Here,the computer runs by itself, as it harvests electrical, thermal andother forms of noise. The only control the user has is before buildingthe computer, setting its key learning parameters and domain ofoperation fixed. Once the computer gets running, it does not stop untilserious hardware malfunction.

One of the primary features of this computer is that here the hardwarethat emulates the events happening in nature and most hardwaregenerating events in nature are the same. The prime metric is not asolution of a random choice. It is a pattern of resonant frequencies ofall possible cavities. The inventors are creating a generic compiledstructure to emulate 99% natural events (only first 12 primes areconsidered) in the prime metric. Therefore, observer, the user (U) thatoperates the computer; the system (S) or the computing hardware and theenvironment (E), all three major components SUE of computer userinterface act together. These three components form a singular rapidlyevolving time crystal. There are two temporary time crystals in thenetwork. The first one is created by four operating modules of thecomputer inside the hardware. The second one is the SUE time crystal.Both the time crystals want to match, and a generic drive to that iscalled “dynamics of morphing matrix”, in short MBS. Morphing dynamics isexplained below in details.

The time crystals located inside the computer undergoes morphogenesis.The claim outlines five different drives to morphing.

First, unitary drive. A clock is represented as a circle, in general itis a loop. The first drive of every single component in the computer isto form a loop. The drive to form a loop or generate a periodic clockingis the first fundamental drive.

Second, CN symmetry drive. C2 symmetry means like human shape, one cannearly cut by half to find that both sides are nearly equal. There is adrive to begin constructions at the simpler levels like C2 symmetry,then at deeper levels, complex symmetries like C3, C5 and othersymmetries are preferred. The vibrations of prime metric govern thisdrive.

Third, Fractal clock drive. If the hardware needs to find allassociations of a shape, say, triangle, the system point moves to thefaster clocks inside. Mathematically it can be shown that if the timetaken by questioner is one second, much before the next one second, allthe associations would be found. As the synchronizations go deeper tothe orders faster clocks, the answer is retrieved, instantly, to thesystem clock.

Fourth, synchronization drive. All clocks run by white noise of variouskinds in the entire hardware. The essential trigger to hardwaremodifications, or any physical operation come from high poweramplification. This happens by high power amplification duringsynchronization and de-synchronization of the clocks.

Fifth, Protection drive. The temporary time crystals of SUE, and thecombined temporary vibrations of four modules and the delayed writing ofdifference clocks are three protections of the hardware. There is noinstant editing of permanent memory clocks.

<Description of the Features According to Claim 6>

Claim 6 outlines fundamental conceptual changes in the elementarymachine used in this computer. The concept of information processingwith a machine is based on Turing machine for nearly a century. Be itclassical or quantum, the existing information theory (EIT) relies onthe assumption that every single event in the universe could berepresented as a sequence of simple set of events. Quantum collapse issimultaneous, but quantum computing or quantum information theory doesnot make an event to be an output of many simultaneous events. Processruns parallel, or simultaneously, but the sequentialization of eventswas never a part of quantum or classical information theory. Here, anevent is fractalized. It means the universe is considered to operate byexploring singularity or undefined features. Sequential, parallelsystems could be simulated using a Turing tape, but not simultaneousevents. The process of simultaneity explores topology so extensivelythat one would require defining machines in a new way. The claimoutlines that new machine, namely fractal machine. To run this machine,a new kind of tape is conceived, that is a Fractal tape.

A fractal tape is defined in this claim. The statement is “Every singlecell of a Turing tape has a Turing tape inside.” This statement alonedefies the very existence of a Turing tape. For that very reason, theclaim has put forth a new set of four tuples, similar to the one we findfor running a Turing machine. Tuples mean the steps to be taken by amachine to run the simplest computing performance. Here for a fractaltape, there are four tuples but actually they happen simultaneously, notstep by step. The concept of parallel and sequential does not exist fora Fractal tape. This is explained below.

For a Turing tape, once the journey begins sequentially, where it endsis not seen, cannot be determined. For a fractal tape, the total lengthis set by the observers limit at the beginning. Then, there is a journeyinside a single cell, and it continues until it reaches the observerslimit. Entire journey happens instantly. The entire processing happensdue to the intricate route of the tape. The topology of the journey orintricate path details are not to be compromised. The objective offractal machine is to preserve the fractal path topology existing innature at various dimensions as is. If compared with the Turing tape, afractal tape has no motion, or operation towards any direction, it islike a static object morphing into another desired one. Every part ofthe tape changes and it becomes a new tape, not by shrinking, but may beby expanding or keeping the volume intact. So, there is nocommunication, hence no communication channel. It is the density ofclocks to be morphed. The ratio of density of clocks betweenparticipating fractal tapes is conceptually close to communicationchannel.

One interesting aspect of Claim 6 is the mention of phase in relation tothe fractal tape. A fractal tape, because of its own definition, cannothold any defined state. Phase is neither mass, space or time. Therelative phase at any instant in a 3D cell network of a fractal tape isthe only fact that determines the topology.

<Description of the Features According to Claim 7>

Claim 7 addresses the elementary device to be used in constructing thecomputing hardware. The elementary device is not a switch that flipsbetween zero and one like that is used in a computer. Here theelementary device is a clock that has multiple editable singularitypoints. In order to realize that device experimentally, a cavityresonator with rapidly vibrating boundary is required. The rapidvibration helps in generating coherent motion of carriers even undernoise. At the same time, the membrane should be porous. The leakingcarriers make sure that the cavity resonates at much longer wavelengthsthan that is allowed by its dimension and there is a push pull effect onthe carriers. Therefore, the topological constraints make sure thatthere is a clocking behavior and local sub-loops may form to create asingularity point. The effect of topology does not remain confined withthe push pull effect, it also enables the system to harvest energy fromnoise. An ordered topology in the membrane is an additional criterionapart from it being porous.

One additional requirement for the elementary device to be a single cellof a fractal tape would be its ability to self-assemble with similar ordissimilar neighbors to create another self-similar device. It meansmathematically that several cells of a Turing tape make another singlecell of a Turing tape. And experimentally it means that theself-assembled architecture would also (i) have a porous membrane, where(ii) the membrane elements would be arranged in a suitable geometry toharvest noise, (iii) push pull of leaking carriers would generateclocking, (iv) provisions would be there for several local cells runningas faster clocks. Therefore, always, the four criteria have to bemaintained, irrespective of the mode of device fabrication.

One important aspect of Claim 7 is setting a condition for the creationof a clock in a material or a device. Normally, in the conventionalscience, it is argued that a feedback is essential to run a clock.However, an alternate simple system could generate clocking or periodicoscillations without feedback. If one has a close loop and a ripple istriggered, then that ripple could run perpetually and an oscillationcould be observed. Mathematically, small circles could self-assembleinto a larger circle, if they do, it sets the conditions right for acontinuous periodic oscillations. This is a guest host circle network.The diameter of the guest circle is experimentally the ripple width. Aperfect match between sum of all the circles diameters and theself-assembled circle ensures a loss-less run of a loop. This is how asystem point is born, or a clock is created. The speed of the clock isdetermined by the relative diameters of the guest-host cycles.

The devices generated by fractal cavity resonance follow fractalmechanics, unlike classical and quantum. In the last part of Claim 7, anobvious uncertainties could be underpinned. Some of these are outlinedas the part of Claim 7.

When several clocks self-assemble, the diameters of the guest circlesmay oscillate, generating beating. The beating could embed some newpattern of beating inside. A beating is a source of uncertainty in atime crystal, as it modifies the relative phase relationship.

Any geometry embedded in a time crystal would appear very different toan observer looking from different directions to the spherical timecrystal. It would appear differently.

Mass is represented by a highly densely packed clocks. Smaller the mass,larger is the diameter of the clocks. It means that a particle with masszero would have nearly infinite diameter. A photon is a single hostcircle with closely packed multiple guest circles equal to the photonfrequencies. In this scenario, any point is a superposition of manyclocks, generating uncertainty.

<Description of the Features According to Claim 8>

The final claim, Claim 8, for the present invention covers two primeaspects. First, how time crystals self-assemble and what conditionstrigger a self-assembly of time crystals.

There are ten ways a set of time crystals could self-assemble.

First, symmetry breaking and phase transition: There is always a gianthost sphere in a time crystal, in which several small spheres embed asguests. The geometric arrangement of guest spheres forms a symmetry.During interaction with new time crystals, these ordering could change.Sometimes the change in ordering of the geometric arrangement of theguest spheres is small and sometimes it could be large.

Second, creating new clocks or destroying existing clocks to simplifythe system: Fractal or self-similar clocks are replaced with simplerclocks.

Third, copy paste unknown clocks: In presence of clock network or inputtime crystal, the host time crystal could simply generate a replica ofthe new input.

Fourth, re-orient and re-write the geometric information in the existingclocks: A shift in the singularity points could change the geometricinformation. This is also a fundamental step in the informationprocessing.

Fifth, C2 symmetry drive: All time crystals produced by the hardwarespontaneously self-assemble and they unify following the symmetry ofprimes noted in the prime metric. The most abundant (66%) symmetries areC2 and C3.

Sixth, Morph to mimic evolutionary dynamics of environment: Creating anddestroying the clocks to create a replica for power surge throughresonance.

Seventh, Protection drive: Long term and short term drive: Temporarytime crystals are born in the system of time crystal and these timecrystals transform into the most matching clocking network.

Eighth, Rule of clock integration extracted: The input time crystalsfractal repetition rules are extracted and copied into the host as is.

Ninth, The host expands to keep morphology intact: In most cases ofself-assembly, the host time crystal expands to maintain distinctivefeatures of the participating time crystals.

Tenth, The rule of evolution follows the mathematics of ordered factor:Often during self-assembly, the host time crystal creates a new set ofclocks to bridge the missing time gaps in the existing time crystal.

Ten conditions that triggers self-assembly of clocks:

First, time cycles bond only under a certain specific condition: if apair of time cycles or clocks has similar guest time cycles, theyinteract. The pair of time cycle network bond together to form a singlenetwork if any only if either of them is not pixel to another. If thisis satisfied, then the pattern of local frequencies between theparticipating clocks should match.

Second, the density of time cycles in two interacting time crystalsmaintains a similarity for a longer than a particular threshold time:When similarity in the density of time crystals sustains for a long timein a loop, then two participating time crystals form a new clock andbond like molecules.

Third, the geometric information encoding process is identical to thedensity matching process: A time crystal is made of phase spheres. Theinformation architecture or time crystal appears as a giant sphere madeof phase points. And several small spheres of phase are located on itssurface. The density of time clocks always tends to homogeneously bedistributed all along the spherical surface of the time crystal. Thedrive for homogeneous distribution triggers a self-assembly of clocks.

Fourth, without cross checking the necessity of environment there is nocreation of spontaneous and independent formation of a new time cycle:Time crystals do not self-assemble in reality just like particles do.Here self-assembly of time crystals means a replica of a time crystal iscreated on another. Time crystals may remain isolated forever, if beyonda threshold number of time crystals need to be replicated.

Fifth, fusion and fission of the tiny time cycle: Some time cycles arebroken into small pieces or fuses to meet the need of symmetry of thehardware. This process triggers self-assembly of neighboring timecrystals.

Sixth, matching the spin direction of the time cycles: The spindirection could change the geometric information held by a time crystal.Thus, matching the spin direction is essential. If not, the nearby timecrystals start interacting and morphing each other.

Seventh, phase synchronization run in parallel to the geometricsynchronization: Geometric shape made by two interacting time crystal isthe fundamental reason for self-assembly of time crystals. However,there is another synchronization run in parallel. That issynchronization of relative phase pattern in the time crystal.

Eighth, creating a mirror image from the phase space hierarchicalnetwork by fractal route: This creation is not done by just reducing alarge number of repetition geometries. In addition to theabove-mentioned reduction, if the hardware finds minor addition ofclocks that could generate self-similarity, this will also be taken intoaccount on performing the above-mentioned creation of the mirror image.

Ninth, time cycle network expands and continuously tries to produce atime cycle (time cycles?) in the network which time cycle is longer thanthe longest existing time cycles in the network: the clocks produced byhardware are discrete, they self-assemble to generate slower clocks.

Tenth, prime frequency wheel drive: The prime metric drive isfundamental to all time crystals. It sets always criteria for selectionor preference while adding a new clock or deleting the clocks that hasjust been created.

EMBODIMENT

FIG. 1 outlines a generic design of the computer. Five clocking moduleswork as basic operational units in the computer. Each and every moduleis made of leaking cavity resonator that acts as a clock. All fivemodules are time crystal generator. Time crystal is like a crystal, but,it has clocks arranged in a 3D geometry. The clocks keep time fromfemto-seconds to giga-seconds and more in principle. All information isconverted into nested clocks or time crystals by all five modules. Thename of the five modules are, Module 1: Geometric fractal decomposer, itconverts & shrinks massive sensory streams of data into a time crystal.Module 2: Nested rhythm builder/splitter, it integrates the timecrystals during an input, and disintegrates the time crystal during anoutput. Module 3: Complementary and difference nested rhythm or timecrystal generator. When the input time crystal arrives, some sections ofthe input time crystal already exists inside the computer. Some new timecrystal could make it topologically symmetric, those are calledcomplementary time crystal. They are built in this section. Then, somecrystals are non-existent in the computer matrix, they are also created.Module 4: Nested rhythm or time crystal absorber. This module is themain decision storage unit. Here the decisions are a set of geometricshapes, so are some conditions that generates the decisions. These setsof geometric shapes are clocked together. Module 5: Defragmenter andhigher rule generator: Wherever in the hardware discrete isolated timecrystals are generated, this section, integrates them as a part oflarger clock network. Also, it deletes the redundant clocks and couldeven delete a section of the clocks in the network to recreate it atmore suitable place. Out of these five modules, four modules areoperated distinctly. The claim explanations have detailed constructionand operation of these modules.

Eight operational cycles and three drives run the computer operation.Eight operational cycles are clocks that holds all other clocks in theentire computer such that simply running those clocks resolves alloperations. A simpler analogy is that all task performing clocks resideon the perimeter of a clock or circle designated as operational cycle.These eight clocks or circles are integrated by three more cycles. Thesethree cycles are called driving cycles. All eight circles are guests ofthese three circles. Thus, when, three cycles run, eventually all eightcircles are regulated. Below, these integrated clocking operations areexplained step by step.

The computer has two major parts, 101 is the sensory unit at the bottomand 102 is the memory and processing unit located at the top part. 103noted components are the sensors that captures the analogue signal fromoutside, from environments or potential users. Entering inside thecomputer, the signals pass through the Module 1 section of FIG. 1. Inthis section, the signals are converted into all possible cycles made offrequencies (time cycle=clock=rhythm=periodic triggering of a set offrequencies one after another; time cycle is represented by a circle,everywhere) and the nested cycles (interconnected cycles or circles,nested clock=time crystal) formed for each sensory signals. This iscalled Geometric fractal decomposer. Sensors do not convert signaldigitally, uses unique fractal time sensing to capture the same signal'svarious time scale rhythms simultaneously. Thus, it captures allpossible phase relationships between all streams of pulses fromultrafast local events to the pair of events separated by a very distanttime gap. Together entire architecture represents a 3D oriented clocknetwork.

There are three types of cycles or clocks run through the artificialbrain like computer. First, storage clocks: nested memory anddecision-making cycles or clocks. Second, activator clocks: nestedoperational cycles that controls memory and decision-making cycleactivation and deactivation. Third, driving clocks: nested drive cyclesthat controls the operational cycles, i.e. supreme controller. Allnested memory cycles are produced at the sensors directly from theanalogue input. Operational cycles are similar to memory and processingcycles, however, they run between two or more functional modules. Thedrive cycles are also same as memory & processing cycles, but run onspecific operational cycles.

Geometric fractal decomposer is the operational cycle 1 that senses andfilters the analogue signals and send it to the next part. All nestedcycles produced in the individual fractal decomposer one for eachsensory system are sent to the Module 2 noted in FIG. 1. This job isexclusively done by operational cycle 1 in a periodic loop.

In the Module 2, two jobs run in parallel and this is controlled byoperational cycle 2. First, nested cycles originating from differentsensors is sent using a radiating antenna to all over the region 102, orentire memory processing region in the computer (operational cycle 2 a).At the same time, nested cycles from different sensory systems add up toform a singular nested rhythm, this second class nested cycles are alsoradiated out using another antenna to entire memory and processingregion 102 (operational cycle 2 b). The same sensory signal gets intotwo parts, one fused and the other pure, both run in parallel.

Two classes of nested cycles, one from the individual sensors and onefrom the Module 2 nested cycle fusion chamber reach Module 4.Operational cycle 2 a and 2 b run simultaneously as part of a singlenested cycle, spontaneous reply from the Module 4 matrix, which is anested cavity structure and holds elementary memory cycles. In themodule 4, the learnt nested cycles are stored as memory (this is alsothe processing center). It absorbs the nested cycles sent by Module 2and the difference in the nested cycles between that already existsinside the memory & processing center 102 is distinguished & transportedwirelessly to the Module 3. The difference is the learning feature thatis missing in the computer memory and processing center, needs to beadded. Module 3 holds all essential additions or corrections to be madein the nested cycle network until a threshold time is passed. Thus, anoperational cycle 3 runs in module 3 that writes “difference nestedcycle” in module 4 after a certain delay, otherwise the “to be edited”task continuously get updated.

However, another process runs in parallel. As soon as the two classes ofnested cycles pour into the section 102, from the antennas of 104, theassociated cycles get activated and an expansion begins, spontaneously.Thus, a small set of nested cycles expands into a large region of 102.The expansion would encompass entire 102 memory and processing units ifnot controlled, hence, an additional controller unit operatessimultaneously, it is the module 5. This module is called defragmenterand the higher rule generator. Higher rule generator means large-scale3D patterns of nested cycles are converted, one form to another tocomplete a new cycle and such relationships are written as cycles inthis region. Therefore, as soon as this region of module 5 gets active,the expansion reaches a convergence.

In this module 5 section of the memory & processing region of 102, aspontaneous drive to nest local nested cycle clusters into a singlecycle runs perpetually (Drive 1). Higher nesting rules for Drive 1 issaved in the module 5 and a loop runs between module 5 and Module 4. Assoon as the nesting is done by integrating all newly arrived cycles andold associations, either by finding an old suitable cycle or by creatinga new cycle, two prime tasks of the computer is accomplished. First,generating the solution of the problem (sensory data fusionautomatically couples condition with decisions, thus, if conditioncycles activate, the decision cycles or solutions are automaticallytriggered) and second simulating the future (future simulation=expandingthe nested cycle representing a query and expanding thecondition-decision cycles). Both the condition-decision outputs areessentially an outcome of the same physical process Drive 1 viaoperational cycle 4 a and 4 b. The solutions derived from these loopsare sent back to the section 104 for execution of future machine task ifcomputer is attached to the robot brain or simply to an user interfaceto control the sensors so that input is fine tuned, a part of itprovides the output (105). 105 is therefore generates instructions forthe sensory systems to edit their external signal capture parameters andin doing that delivers the output to the external user.

It is also to be noted that two similar drives to connect discretenested cycles into a singular one also run by 104 section (Drive 2 andDrive 3). The prime objective of one drive (Drive 2) is to modulatesensory data acquisition process such that a better nesting is carriedout at the module 5 and module 4. The other drive (Drive 3) deliversinstantaneous solutions to problems that perfectly match thecondition-solution couplet cycles stored in the Module 4, the solutionsare sent to 104.

The triplet drives (Drive 1, Drive 2 and the Drive 3) are nested as onecycle or rhythm in a single hardware 104 as a singular prime drive cyclethat holds the supreme control on the computer operation. There are afew local drives grow inside the three cycles.

One important local drive for the Drive 2 that manages the sensoryacquisition is running a feedback loop so that when a query cycle entersmodule 4, and module 5 does not generate the final convergence cycle toautomatically halt computing, an operational cycle 5 runs connecting 101and 105. The nested rhythm inside expands the number of associatedcyclic vibrations (rhythms) and various new cycles activate, the localnested cycles around the query part of the nested cycle network is sentas feedback to input nested cycle that is generated in 101. This isperception search protocol, using this feature, computer estimates muchrigorous assumption about the query and that is verified. Thisparticular feature enables the computer to pre-estimate what thatquestion may appear in the future that is has not yet encountered. Thus,a query is amplified & crosschecked in a feedback loop, causing phasetransition of one set of cyclic rhythms to another in module 4, andhigher level time cycles (slow rhythms) activate in module 5 and triggerperception related cycles, which re-enters into feedback loop. Thefeedback loop continues until a slow time cycle is born that integratesall local cycles thus produced into a single loop, therefore,operational cycle 5 also helps in automated halting of the computingprocess.

Drive 3 is the key emergency response system of the computer, it runsvia three operational cycles 6, 7 and 8. Operational cycle 6 runs in 106where the nested cycles generated by fusion of several sensory signalgenerated nested cycles are analyzed as per emergency learningrequirements (for humans save the physical body, reproduction and foodare key fundamental filters to learn emergency protocols) are stored.Operational cycles 6 runs without using any part of module 3, 4, 5, andthe fundamental learning necessity is encoded here as a cycle thatfilters. Operation cycle 7 runs nested clocks of periodic events. Thereis a permanent clock cycle in 106 for running the entire computer. Anested clock is made here and if any clock events are required tooperate anywhere in the computer machine interface, repairing or evenexecuting complex machine tasks, the nested cycles of such programs arelinked to this clock. Finally, operational cycle 8 runs at 106 todecompose nested signal solutions into sensory instructions, via 105,generating nested cycle replica via antenna action and filtering thesignals for external machine operation is carried out by operationalcycle 8.

FIG. 2 summarizes computer operations described above in FIG. 1 in atable. In FIG. 1, eight operational cycles and three driving cycles werearticulated to control finite number of memory-decision-making cycles tooperate the computer. Three major tasks are performed by the computer infive steps, it absorbs the analogue signal from outside, converts itinto nested cycles and then absorbs it into its nested cycle network.

To construct or operate a computer at the elementary level, the basicrequirement is a elementary decision making machine, and the fundamentalprinciple of information integration using that machine. In a Turingtape, all each cell that makes this tape by arranging linearly has afinite state, using four tasks of a typewriter one can operate thistape, four steps are (i) select (ii) read (iii) write (iv) move. For afractal tape, each cell has a tape inside, so no cell state is defined(FIG. 3). If there is no defined state for a cell, the Turing tape wouldnot be operable. For the present invention Turing tape is not useful asnone of the states of the cell of the Fractal tape is defined. For thiscomputer, the fractal tape is used as a tape that contains phase as theonly variable. As the phase changes 360° one gets time. One interestingaspect of using phase or time is that the inverse of time is frequencyand if a frequency structure is made, the entire informationarchitecture could be converted into a material. One to onecorrespondence between a material structure and its information contentis a key feature of the computer hardware.

Fractal tapes are two types, first, iterative function system (IFS)wherein the repeated geometries are located side by side and second,escape time fractal (ET) wherein the repeated geometries are not visibleuntil we zoom a particular pixel in a pattern (FIG. 3 inset). IFS typestructures and its information processing is emulated by Turing machine,for ET type, fractal tape is needed. The computer of present inventionuses both IFS and ET type structures. The elementary cell used in thecomputer is a cavity resonator that runs a cycle or a cavity that playsa strictly defined set of frequencies one after another. There areplenty of cavities inside a cavity and that satisfies only one criteriafor making the fractal tape. The second requirement is critical, that issince each cell is not defined how to use it.

While measuring the cell state of a fractal tape, a detector measuresweighted time average values of all cells within that single cell andthe cells above (both worlds are in IFS fractal arrangement), anydetector or observer has a upper time limit and a lower time limit.Hence a detector that is also an IFS fractal sees (by resonance) only apart of the nested cycles in the measuring cell, the detector orobserver could be another cavity resonator or cell. Thus, cells whenread does not have effect of its states alone, cells inside (F(z₁),z->i₁) and cells above (F(z₂), z->i₂) (ET fractals) and cells in theneighborhood tapes (F(z₃), z->i₃) (IFS type cells), all affects(F(z)=F(z₁)+F(z₂)+F(z₃)). Therefore, three imaginary terms F(z₁), F(z₂)and F(z₃)) affect the cell state F(z) at any given time (note that everyfractal system have its own fractal equation F(z) like Mandelbrotfractal say F(z)->z−z²−1). Here F(z₃) is an observer, what it observesin such system is not only function of its own complex nested cyclesmade of z₃, but also how inner and external worlds of the cell z, and z₃affects z. Also note that i₁, i₂ and i₃ are all independent they cannotbe equated as i. Since the world of z₁ and z₃ are two distinct IFSworlds, therefore it is always three IFS fractal worlds and their owndistinct dynamics that determines the cell state or fundamentalinformation of the present invented computer.

Inventors envisioned fractal cavity resonator network based on orderedfactor metric of the number system so that entire architecture of thecomputer grows by itself. The basic philosophy for constructing thismetric is that the resonance frequencies of all possible cavities in theuniverse could generate a topological feature. That topology if followedto construct a computer hardware, it's natural vibration would match theclocking events in nature more profoundly, naturally. The metric turnsout to be the real user of the hardware, it runs by itself. Instead ofan external user uses the computer, the prime metric hardware readsoutside environment. In the true sense, the inventors have conceived anuser, not a computer. FIG. 4 outlines the construction of a prime metricor number system metric for constructing the fractal tape machine forthis particular invention though there could be several other ways toconstruct an equivalent of this tape. Ordered factor metric is based onthe concept of nested cavity resonators. Here, the number of waveformsis increased one by one in a cavity resonator and then the total numberof distinct compositions could be created keeping thosewaveform-generated nodes as static nodes are counted (known as orderedfactor, 401, and 402), the magnitude is halved and plotted against thenatural number. Two cavity resonator examples are noted, one in 401 ofFIG. 4 for 6 waveforms and another in 402 of FIG. 4 for 12 waveforms.Vertical line width=number of nesting of cyclic oscillations in 403 ofFIG. 4. In the plot, several teardrop-like patterns emerge as fractal,if cavities are arranged following the initial simple cavities wherefromthe teardrops emerge, then natural self-assembly drives system towards anested cavity architecture.

In the bottommost panel of 403 of FIG. 4, pear arrangements of variousscales are placed side by side, it is called the resonance chain. Ifenergy is applied to any part of this chain, the energy is distributedall over the chain, due to the fractal network. Thus, the computerharness noise and several energy sources available in the locality feedsto its power supply, without any wiring. Only white noise harvestedresonant energy transfer is used to power supply the computer.

FIG. 5 explains the formation of prime metric. Twelve prime metrics areformed by plotting the same ordered factor of an integer in 12 differentways. Vertical axis always represents ordered factor or OF of a numberN. 501. First metric, N=200, one damping ripple of ordered factor isshown. Several such ripples form and damp as N increases. 502. Secondmetric, OF/2 vs N plot shows vertical parallel lines along withconnecting shapes. 503. Third metric, polar plot of OF, for N=10⁹,period N=360. New cycle begins at 361 and then again at 721, etc. Here,all OF points are connected by line. We get a gap. These gaps makecircles. 504. Fourth, fifth and sixth metric are derived for N<360. Fora given N, (<360), 1-N numbers are multiplied to reach 360, and thuscomplete a polar loop. Radius of circle is OF. Then, we see three eventsto unfold. (1). Alternate creation of 3 clockwise and 3 anti-clockwisespirals. (2). At a time only a few spirals are active, the rest sinksinside a circle. (3) A pair of active incomplete circles regulate theformation of spirals. This circle is the activity zone of the metric.505. Seventh metric. If only those N, which are products of 3 and 2 areplotted we find OF-N metric which shows layers of nearly constantdistinct oscillating lines. It is the sign of triplet groups governingthe metric. 506. Eighth and ninth metric. If only those N, whose OF>Nare plotted, we find a unique pair of metric. The first one is a centralcore with a unique pattern. The second one is a triplet. 507. Whenconvergent ripples of primes are plotted similar to panel a, we get anew network of waveform. This is tenth metric. 508. The slopes of OFwith N increases to 90°, as N increases to 10⁷. This is two imaginarytransformation of discrete OF points into a 3D prolate shape. 509. Thetriangular plot of N, their phase and OF makes a linear line suggestingthat phase is quantized in prime metric. The detailed explanations ofthe claims analyzed.

FIG. 6 explains the construction of frequency wheel that represents theinformation processing architecture of elementary machines to the fullscale computer. In FIG. 6, 601 shows schematic of a cavity resonatorwherein multiple waves pass through at their respective resonancefrequencies. This is what happens inside a device. Panel 601 shows foursuch frequencies. There could be six or even eight. When one seestransmission of four frequencies through a device it looks like panel602. The same information looks like four vertical lines in theresonance chain (width of the line=ordered factor, OF).

In 601 and 602 of FIG. 6 only four frequencies are shown, there could besix or eight frequencies, then it could easily be represented as onesignal with a time period that is sum of others time period. This isrepresented as one continuous circle and another circle with a largerdiameter around that is divided into six or eight parts. Now this is onecircular unit, the nesting is represented as eight small disks inside adisk, or eight small circles on the perimeter of a circle. Now thesecircles represent a continuous periodic oscillation, as system pointmoves along the perimeter, the frequencies are played at specificintervals. When three such discs or circles get connected a tripletforms. This triplet is the unit of information in this computer.

FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 are one table representing the self-assembly oftriplet information unit described in FIG. 6. Each row presents oneversion of computer of the present invention. The computing powerincreases as one moves down the row. Based on the resonance frequencymeasurement data on the biological materials triplet of triplet networkis used as a basic unit and several such units are self-assembled inFIG. 7 and FIG. 8 table. The biological equivalent machines are shown tothe right. It should be noted that FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 table considerstriplet of triplet (3×3=9 bands) case. One could generate entire tableusing 3×5=15 bands. The construction process is shown step by step for12 triplet-triplet bands in FIG. 9. The two probable solutions for 12bands is also shown schematically. In case of 12 triplet-triplet bands2×2×3 and 3×4 are two ways following which entire band could be created.This enables the computer to operate with one nested cycles andmonitor/evaluate the entire information structure from an alternatesystem point.

A complete map for the human brain is shown in FIG. 10, which is thesame as FIG. 9, but frequency ranges are shown. The computer of thepresent invention need not to follow exact frequency ranges, that wouldvary depending on the used materials for constructing the cavityresonator. Also the frequency wheel for human brain specifically arguesthat the present invention is not limited to the use of electromagneticresonance frequency, rather, it could be magnetic, mechanical,electrical, solitonic, even gravity may play a role, all depends on thegeometric structure of the cavities. FIG. 11 shows summary of anycomputer of the present invention under the perspective of a humanbrain. Here three complete human brain maps are shown. From left toright, those are 177 cell replacement cycles, which for an artificialbrain refers to the replacement of cavity resonators from the computerhardware. Tiny cavity resonators at the smallest scale may undergoirreversible cavity-shape deformation. Then replacement is essential. Inthe center 1031 frequencies for memory & information processing and inthe extreme right, its nested cycle equivalence. Any computer accordingto the present invention uses these three nested cycles forself-survival and self-operation.

FIG. 12 shows that in classical search, one has to reach out to memoryspaces using massive wiring to find the right choice. Similarly, forquantum computing one requires circuit. However, during search, when asearch engine emits wave, the cavity resonators receive and the rightcavity resonator holding the answer spontaneously emit signal to thesearch engine. Thus, search is performed without searching.

FIG. 13 shows the use of resonance chain as nested clock. Query entersas nested cycles in the longer wavelength layer of the computerarchitecture and it is passed down to the shorter wavelength domain,solution is derived and sent to the longer wavelength up the chain.Before a single tick in the slower clock above the solution arrives.

FIG. 14 is schematics of the information processing protocol of thecomputer according to the present invention. In these Figures, threefeatures of the computer are described. First, how exactly theinformation is processed for ID, 2D and 3D signals; second, haltingcondition; third how nested cycles learn; fourth, how different sensorysignals fuse in the cycles or rhythms; fifth, how self-assembly ofcycles have one and only one drive, construct a sphere and that singulardrive generates all other drives.

FIG. 14 outlines the sensory signal capture protocol for ID, 2D and 3Dsignals. As noted multiple times, the strength of the present computerinvention is that the signal that comes from environment is analyzeduniquely so that its hidden intelligence is automatically retrieved. Twoparticularly useful tricks are used. First, hierarchical intensity levelin a 1D signal is extract as shown in FIG. 15, then it is converted intoa nested cycle. Second, long distance hidden grouping are also takeninto account and a nested cycle is formed as shown in FIG. 15.

During computation a number of drives and operational cycles runsimultaneously for perception search. A problem converted to nestedcycles expands inside and the computer of the present inventionundergoes massive search for the estimated expansion of the query to theexternal environment. Conventional computers take the query as anabsolute truth and directly go for a match of the keywords. The presentcomputer claimed for the present invention, run a feedback loop toenhance memory and the umbrella like protocol is shown in FIG. 16 whereassociation is determined and crosschecked with the input problem.

The computer analyzes the image following a route shown in FIG. 17.Creating and bringing all into a single loop is the process of computingand as soon as a loop completes, the solution is achieved. The similarmechanism acts for the automated halting. Several functional localnested cycles form a loop during self-assembly, the growth of triggeringmultiple nested cycles stop.

During computing, input nested cycle and nested cycle that learnt by thecomputer previously undergoes synchronization process. In the processthe difference nested cycle is detected (section 1801 of FIG. 18), andthen added to the main system by specifically designed rhythm (section1802). However, the addition of new cycles is not enough, the timecycles always need to be balanced following a spherical symmetry, to dothat new cycles continue to form which generates hierarchical learning(section 1803). Connecting different nested cycles and fusion of nestedcycles are very different procedures. Fusion of sensory nested cycles isdelicate since in one hand computer must not destroy the purity of thesensory information, second, fusion should make them as a singularargument. Therefore the following protocols are followed (FIG. 19). (i)Only the nested cycles are used for fusion, not elementary geometricinformation; (ii) Only those cycles join into one loop which does notdestroy the geometric information, else a new cycle forms and entiresensory cycles are connected as two independent components of the sameloop (FIG. 19).

Spherical symmetry creation is the supreme and singular drive of thiscomputer. Every single cavity, nested cycles is architecturallyprogrammed to execute this drive.

In FIG. 20 we have plotted organic molecular jelly showing the EEGbehavior. The Fractal like clocking architecture forms in the systemthat operates like a brain like computer exhibiting several brain likefeatures. EEG signals originate from the fractal like hardware of thesystem. In the organic molecular jelly by applying a set of inputfrequency new architectures are built, which shows its own clockingbehavior (FIG. 21).

<Appendix I the Resonance Band of the Human Brain (the Brain DataFollowing the Frequency Fractal Wheel is Plotted in FIG. 8, FIG. 9 andFIG. 10):>

We carried out direct experimental electronic resonance band measurementfor DNA, proteins as shown in FIG. 2, microtubules and organicstructures, neurons and their clusters, took EEG and other data for theglobal scale measurements. Microhertz resolution could be measuredwithout noise trouble. Below microhertz, large time domain data wascollected and based on the slopes nano hertz to femto hertz data areproduced. Triplet of triplet resonance bands is observed every singlelayer, in each of the three sub-bands in a single triplet. There areeight “fundamental resonance peaks” and numerous other resonance peaksas shown in FIG. 5. Finally we have generated the resonance band of theentire brain as shown in FIG. 9. Here are 12 bands of a brain, first sixbands are experimental data, rest six bands are derived from otherresearcher's brain data. Note that the computer according to the presentinvention follows the frequency wheel, not the values of the human brainaccurately. Any frequency wheel described in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 andfurther following the same principle falls under the present invention.

(1) First resonance band A DNA molecule acts just like a single moleculeoscillator, has three resonance bands (10¹⁰˜10¹⁶ Hz, gap in order 6)Triplet 1 (1-15 GHz, 16-40 GHz, 50-75 GHz), Triplet 2 (10-19 THz, 50-80THz, 100-228 THz), Triplet 3 (1-5 PHz, 7-10 PHz, 12-18 PHz). 400-800 THzare visible light region, Peta hertz is in the extreme blue domain.

(2) Second resonance band: A single Tubulin acts just like a singlemolecule oscillator, has three resonance bands (10⁷˜10¹³ Hz, gap inorder ˜6) Triplet 1 (50-140 MHz, 180-250 MHz, 300-400 MHz); Triplet 2(12-18 GHz, 25-50 GHz, 100 300 GHz), Triplet 3 (8-20 THz, 22-30 THz,35-60 THz). 300 GHz to 1 THz is the inaccessible THz band, wherein for along time we had a technological gap. Terahertz radiation is emitted aspart of the black-body radiation from anything with temperatures greaterthan about 10 kelvin, so does DNA and Tubulin, both DNA and Tubulinresonates with IR and UV.

(3) Third resonance band: A single microtubule, acts just like a singlemolecule oscillator, it has resonance bands (10⁴˜10¹⁰ Hz, gap in order6) Triplet 1 (15-20 kHz, 25-80 kHz, 100-300 kHz), Triplet 2 (10-19 MHz,20-40 MHz, 100-228 MHz), Triplet 3 (1-5 GHz, 7-10 GHz, 15-30 GHz).

(4) Fourth resonance band: Microtubule bundle inside a neuron say axon,synapse, the local core skeletons, which is made by coupling multiplemicrotubules by MAPs, acts just like a single molecule oscillator, hasthe following triplets (10²˜10⁷ Hz, gap in order ˜5) Triplet 1 (100-200Hz, 250-400 Hz, 500-800 Hz), Triplet 2 (15-20 kHz, 25-80 kHz, 100-300kHz), Triplet 3 (500-800 kHz, 1-5 MHz, 10-19 MHz).

(5) Fifth resonance band: A single neuron is made by coupling severalaxon bundles acts just like a single molecule oscillator, it has thefollowing Triplets (10⁻¹˜10⁴ Hz, gap in order 5) Triplet 1 (0.1-1.2 Hz,1.3-2.5 Hz, 3-7 Hz), Triplet 2 (8-13 Hz, 14 80 Hz, 90-300 Hz), Triplet 3(800 Hz-3 kHz, 4-10 kHz, 12-30 kHz).

(6) Sixth resonance band: Neuron bundle like cortical column is made bycoupling several axon bundles acts just like a single moleculeoscillator, has the following Triplets (10⁻⁴˜10¹ Hz, gap in order 5);Triplet 1 (1×10⁻⁴-8×10⁻⁴ Hz, 25×10⁻⁴-80×10⁻⁴ Hz, 120×10⁻⁴-260×10⁻⁴ Hz),Triplet 2 (1×10⁻¹-8×10⁻¹ Hz, 10×10⁻¹-25×10⁻¹ Hz, 30×10⁻¹-50×10⁻¹ Hz),Triplet 3 (1-10 Hz, 10-15 Hz, 18-30 Hz).

(7) Seventh resonance band: Cortical column bundle like fractal unit ismade by coupling several cortical columns or rhythm clusters acts justlike a single molecule oscillator, has the following Triplets (10⁻⁶˜10⁻¹Hz, gap in order 5); Triplet 1 (6×10⁻⁶-25×10⁻⁶ Hz, 30×10⁻⁶-80×10⁻⁶ Hz,105×10⁻⁶-260×10⁻⁶ Hz), Triplet 2 (0.5×10⁻³-1×10⁻³ Hz, 2×10⁻³-12×10⁻³ Hz,15×10⁻³-40×10⁻³ Hz), Triplet 3 (0.8×10⁻¹-1.2×10⁻¹ Hz, 2×10⁻¹-4×10⁻¹ Hz,5×10⁻¹-12×10⁻¹ Hz).

(8) Eighth resonance band: Functional module made of severalfractal-like-cortical column assemblies acts just like a single moleculeoscillator, (10⁻⁸×10⁻⁴ Hz, gap in order 4); Triplet 1 (9×10⁻⁸-16×10⁻⁸Hz, 19×10⁻⁸-28×10⁻⁸ Hz, 30×10⁻⁸-55×10⁻⁸ Hz), Triplet 2 (3×10⁻⁶-15×10⁻⁶Hz, 16×10⁻⁶-26×10⁻⁶ Hz, 35×10⁻⁶-65×10⁻⁶ Hz), Triplet 3 (7×10⁻⁴-16×10⁻⁴Hz, 18×10⁻⁴-25×10⁻⁴ Hz, 30×10⁻⁴-55×10⁻⁴-Hz).

(9) Ninth resonance band: Sensory and sub-functional-modules (sensoryorgans, nucleus, mid brain sub organs) and organizational components(hippocampus, cerebellum) are formed by circuiting several functionalmodules by massively complex linear wiring of neurons acts just like asingle molecule oscillator, (10⁻¹⁰×10⁻⁶ Hz, gap in order 4); Triplet 1(5×10⁻¹⁰-12×10⁻¹⁰ Hz, 14×10⁻¹⁰-27×10⁻¹⁰ Hz, 32×10⁻¹⁰-57×10⁻¹⁰ Hz),Triplet 2 (9×10⁻⁸-17×10⁻⁸ Hz, 18×10⁻⁸-31×10⁻⁸ Hz, 35×10⁻⁸-63×10⁻⁸ Hz),Triplet 3 (8×10⁻⁶-16×10⁻⁶ Hz, 17×10⁻⁶-28×10⁻⁶ Hz, 30×10⁻⁶-53×10⁻⁶ Hz).

(10) Tenth resonance band: Brain functional modules connected bysuperhighway neuron bundles forms a single giant oscillator (e.g.,spinal cord, forebrain, left and right brain, entire mid brain)(10⁻¹²˜10⁻⁸ Hz, gap in order 4); Triplet 1, (7×10¹²-13×10⁻¹² Hz,15×10⁻¹²-29×10⁻¹² Hz, 33×10⁻¹²-56×10⁻¹² Hz), Triplet 2 (5×10⁻¹⁰-18×10⁻¹⁰Hz, 22×10⁻¹⁰-62×10⁻¹⁰ Hz, 64×10⁻¹⁰-69×10⁻¹⁰ Hz), Triplet 3(0.8×10⁻⁸-2.5×10⁻⁸ Hz, 4×10⁻⁸-11×10⁻⁸ Hz, 12×10⁻⁸-20×10⁻⁸ Hz). Here oneperiod occurs at three years.

(11) Eleventh resonance band: All brain modules connected bysuperhighway neuron bundles forms a single giant oscillator (10⁻¹³˜10⁻⁹Hz, gap in order 4); Triplet 1 (8×10⁻ ¹³-15×10⁻¹³ Hz, 17×10⁻³-22×10⁻¹³Hz, 29×10⁻¹³-46×10⁻¹³ Hz), Triplet 2 (3×10⁻¹¹-9×10⁻¹¹ Hz,12×10⁻¹¹-22×10⁻¹¹ Hz, 25×10⁻¹¹-40×10⁻¹¹ Hz), Triplet 3 (0.7×10⁻⁹-1.1×10⁻⁹ Hz, 1.8×10⁻⁹-3×10⁻⁹ Hz, 3.1×10⁻⁹-5.5×10⁻⁹ Hz). Here, one period isnearly 30 years.

(12) Twelfth resonance band: Entire body sensory network interfacingwith the brain as single oscillator, all distributed sensors all aroundthe body integrates with the entire brain just like a single giantoscillator (10⁻¹⁵˜10⁻¹¹ Hz, gap in order 4). Triplet 1(20×10⁻¹⁵-30×10⁻¹⁵ Hz, 33×10⁻¹⁵-55×10⁻¹⁵ Hz, 59×10⁻¹⁵-76×10⁻¹⁵ Hz),Triplet 2 (0.9×10⁻¹³-11×10⁻¹³ Hz, 15×10⁻¹³-21×10⁻¹³ Hz,27×10⁻¹³-42×10⁻¹³ Hz), Triplet 3 (0.76×10⁻¹¹-3×10⁻¹¹ Hz,4×10⁻¹¹-12×10⁻¹¹ Hz, 15×10⁻¹¹-20×10⁻¹¹ Hz). Here one period occurs atthree thousand years, it does not mean that it required 3000 years forthe changes to be felt, the time gradient is 3000 years. In an atom,further we go outward from a nucleus, separation between energy leveldecreases, energy decreases, for resonance chain, it is just theopposite.

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1. A fractal computer comprising clocking cavity or dielectricresonators that spontaneously vibrates by harvesting noise atfrequencies and phases derived from a pattern calculated from integerseries, the pattern being named metric of primes and calculated bytrapping integer number of waveforms in the cavity or dielectricresonator (0, 1, 2, 3 . . . ∞) and connecting the solutions ofneighboring integers, the metric of prime acting as operator of thefractal computer so that the fractal computer runs by itself: whereinthe solutions for trapping resonating waveforms in the network ofcavities or dielectrics are generated in ten different patterns to maketen metric of primes or prime metric: (i) plotting half of the orderedfactor of a number vs the integer, and connecting the nearest neighborsin a closed loop; (ii) polar plot of ordered factor of all integers upto a given integer generating clockwise and anticlockwise spirals vsinteger; (iii) normalized triangular plot of phase, integer and orderedfactor; (iv) 2D plots of ordered factor ≥integer oriented in 12different planes encompassing 360°; (v) plot of triplet of tripletgroups of similar order factor of integers vs integer; (vi) connectinglines of minimum distanced ordered factor points in the ordered factorvs integer plot in a open loop for different limiting integers; (vii)Plot of slopes of maximum ordered factor vs integer; (viii) The emptyspace created by polar plot of ordered factor connected line make acircular ring at logarithmic distances and as the integer valueincreases circular rings at filled at regular intervals (ix) plot ofcombinations of divisors of integers vs integer and (x) Ordered factornormalized to one vs integer; wherein the prime metric converts a givenset of integers into a circuit of clocking cavity or dielectricresonators in the following manners: (i) the pattern provided by a primemetric for a given set of integers is considered as one single clock,the integers are components, clocking cavity or dielectric resonators,and together they generate 360° phase; (ii) ten plots (a) to (j) ofprime metric provides details of the structures made by the set ofintegers: (a) clockwise or anticlockwise rotation; (b) quantized phaseused by clocks; (c) triplet type among multiple choices; (d) cavity ordielectric shape; (e) local boundaries; (f) symmetries in time and spacein all directions; (g) the components need to be repeated, and thedesign following which to be repeated; (h) oscillatory and dampingrelations between different periods of component arrangement; (i)geometry of empty space left vacant by components; and (j) whichcomponents make a group that makes a convergent fractal geometricseries; (iii) components are arranged side by side and one insideanother using the fastest clocking cavity or dielectric resonators inwhich. assembly of fastest and smallest clocks makes slower clocks, andonly one clock makes all clocks in the prime metric based clockingcavity or dielectric resonator hardware; wherein the assembly ofclocking cavity or dielectric resonators or core computer architecturechanges the conformation of cavity or dielectric resonators so that theystart vibrating following a pattern made of a composition of integers,and the fractal computer builds a unique composition of metric for agiven set of integers; wherein the prime metric hardware made ofclocking cavity or dielectric resonators (i) generates self-similarvibrations for the defected or destroyed parts of the hardware wheredevices or materials used in the fractal computer fill those vibrationalfrequencies, and it recovers the lost hardware parts; (ii) generatesself-similar vibrations to link various discrete groups of frequencypatterns which operation of the prime metric hardware replaces thesoftware program. (iii) generates self-similar vibrations to expand,shrink, or filter a set of geometries written in a pattern offrequencies; (iv) generates self-similar vibrations whose pattern offrequencies direct essential changes in rewiring, creating orterminating clocks; (v) generates self-similar vibrations in shorter andlonger time domains for any frequency patterns given as input whichoperation of the prime metric hardware builds higher level perceptions,and regenerates intricate details that never existed in an input; (vi)generates self-similar vibrations using all associated clocks in itshardware reaching longest and the shortest time possible wheresynchronization starts, stops and decides halting conditions naturally;(vii) generates self-similar vibrations in all associated clocks and nodecision is ever rejected; (viii) generates self-similar vibrations inits fractal network of clocks to deliver a decision faster than theclocks using which the query is made; (ix) generates self-similarvibrations in the frequency patterns of morphing geometric shapes onlyby using a geometric language; and (x) generates self-similar vibrationsembedded with new features in an infinite series of integers. whereintwelve symmetries C2, C3, C5, C7, C11, C13, C17, C19, C23, C29, C31 andC37 are included in designing the fractal computer that cover 99% of allpossible patterns that integers up to infinity can produce; and whereinfrom C2 to C37, all 12 prime based symmetries unfold in around 10¹¹(2×3×5×7×11×13×17×19×23×29×3 1×37) number of clocking cavity ordielectric resonators, and for generating a metric hardware larger thanthis number, entire 10¹ number of oscillators are considered as a singleunit and counting of oscillator begins from 1 (1, 2, 3 . . . 10¹¹). 2.The fractal computer according to claim 1: wherein the prime metric isrepresented in terms of time crystal which is made of clocking Blochsphere holding geometric shapes and maps all possible phase relationsbetween all possible resonance frequencies; wherein an integerrepresents a given number of events that is clocking geometric shapes,nodes of resonant frequencies, a given number of choices to makedecisions, or a given number of points that represents variables;ordered factor of that integer represents the number of points availableto construct a geometric shape in the clocking Bloch sphere, whilenumber of combinations of divisors of that integer represents themaximum number of singularity points that can exist in a Bloch sphere ofthe time crystal; wherein the singularity points act as corner ofgeometric shapes, the singularity points bursts energy when systempoints rotate around the great circle of a Bloch sphere, and the clockremains silent between two singularity points on the circle in whichangle made by the length of this section of perimeter is considered asphase in the time crystal; wherein each singularity point holds aclocking Bloch sphere whose great circle stores a geometric shape madeof singularity points in the time crystal; and wherein new geometricshapes are included as a clocking Bloch sphere inside an emptysingularity point or side by side an existing geometric shape in which,for side by side inclusion, the entire assembly of clocking Bloch sphereexpands and the assembly of clocking Bloch sphere is time crystal.
 3. Afractal computer having clocking cavity or dielectric resonatorfollowing the metric of primes comprising: a sensor module acquiringdata from its environment wherein, as the signals fall in, its clocksare activated, wherein it transforms a binary stream of pulses into a 3Dnetwork of clocks, and wherein it creates an input time crystal from anygiven input signal, the time crystals from all sensor modules beingcombined into one singular time crystal; an initiator module acting likebipolarity filter, wherein, when a signal passes through one way, itshrinks the size of an input time crystal and its output is a smallfractal seed, wherein, if the input is sent through the reversedirection, prime metric fills the missing gaps, thus inflates the timecrystal, to its original form, or larger until all input time crystalsare integrated as part of a single crystal providing situations that notyet happened, i.e. futuristic dynamics; a processor module whose allclocks are always active in all its parts, wherein it takes input timecrystals from initiator, synchronization begins, wherein entire primemetric from the smallest to the largest time scale synchronizessimultaneously, and wherein all the matching time crystals amplify thesignal; and a regulator module synchronizing with the time crystalsmissing in the processor part, wherein it activates the new missingclocks inside, wherein the mismatched yet essential clocks find suitablelocation in the Processor, they being later absorbed there as a part oflearning.
 4. A computing hardware comprising a clocking cavity ordielectric resonator following the metric of primes for providing analternative to programming: wherein clocks holding one or multiplegeometric shapes hold an event, and all the shapes activate if anycomposition of group members are recalled; wherein resonant vibrationslink missing parts of prime metric in the hardware, which enablessimulating events in past and future where no information is available,and prime metric driven linking of missing patterns negates the need forprogramming; wherein the computing hardware uses power only to managere-wiring, but decision making does not require power consumption inprinciple, as there is no reduction, no collapse, and no junction, wherethe computing hardware runs always as it evolves its wiring by itselffor learning, a computation never stops, and Halt is set by observer'stime resolution; wherein the computing hardware never performs a search,but components reply spontaneously, namely search without searching, thecomputing hardware never acquires a true input, but it has all possibleinput elements already stored inside as basic geometric shapes as partof the geometric musical language (GML), and thus it reads them outside,thenceforth, a spontaneous reply is its operational key; wherein theprime metric hardware uses only one element, clock, considers onlyparameter phase, then using that emulate mass, space and time to processinformation making decisions, learning and thus changing the wiring ofclocks, whereby the computing hardware explores singularity unlikeclassical or quantum computing, and shrinks massive information into asmall geometric clocking seed without involving any wiring, and awireless connection to process geometry at all the time scales isallowed in the hardware simultaneously.
 5. The fractal computeraccording to claim 3: wherein different drives run the hardware ofclocking cavity or dielectric resonators as a part of primary driving ofmorphing; wherein morphing is synchronization of clocks in a triangularclock network (System-User-Environment, SUE) where the morphing encodesthe time crystal assembly in S such a manner that the dynamic of S holdsspecific parts of U and E that takes part in synchronization, S tries toabsorb U and E rhythms, if the discrepancies are sorted out byintegrating rhythms, and S sends suitable clocks to U and E tomanipulate them; wherein five sub-drives (i)-(v) run to execute amorphing drive: (i) unitary drive in which diameter of clock isauto-adjusted; (ii) C2 Symmetry drive in which phase transition of Blochsphere network to generate symmetry; (iii) Fractal clock drive in whichsystem point moves to the fastest clock and then to the slowest and doesback and forth; (iv) synchronization drive that triggers self-assemblyand dis-assembly of clocks; and (v) protection drive in which long termmemory protects the core of S and short-term memory enables editing;wherein information or network of phase in a time crystal is processedsimultaneously everywhere in the network which includes thequestioner/observer, whereby clocks residing side by side andabove-and-within operates together, hence no data transmission orcommunication occurs, no choices are rejected, yet in course ofcomputing the computer matches the dynamics of morphing matrix, MBS or Swith that of the observer, U and the nature, E.
 6. The fractal computeraccording to claim 3: wherein the fractal computer comprises clockingcavity or dielectric resonator following a fractal information theory;wherein every single cell of a Turing tape contains a Turing tape insideand the tape is a Fractal tape where the Turing machines self-assembleside by side and one inside another; wherein information is written inthe topology of phase space of the Fractal machine, the machine isdefined with four tuples where the machine (i) converts and absorbsclocks, (ii) expands to find associations, (iii) transforms tointegrate, and (iv) replies and edits to learn these four steps aretaken together, repeated indefinitely, and the computation never stops;wherein the total number of cycles participating in synchronization is Pand observer synchronizes with S number of loops where the product ofdensity of loops and the time bandwidth for P is DenP and the same for Sis DenS, the ratio −DenP/DenS being the information entropy ofcommunication channel; and wherein the starting phase difference betweenthe two circles controls the output rhythm, hence, by absorbing output,other nested rhythms get these two information, D1/D2=V2/V1, ratio ofdiameter determining relative angular speed.
 7. The computing hardwareaccording to claim 4: wherein the clocking cavity or dielectricresonator has a rapidly vibrating boundary with a porous membrane wherefrom the resonating carriers leak; wherein the clocking cavity ordielectric resonator converts white thermal, electrical, magnetic,electromagnetic, mechanical noises into quantized energy sources;wherein the clocking cavity or dielectric resonator absorbs at specificresonance frequencies, a group of the clocking cavity or dielectricresonators build slower clocks, these slower clocks resonate at theirown distinct frequencies and using a membrane or cover it screensunwanted transmissions if necessary; wherein the speed of the systempoint rotating in a clock of the cavity or dielectric resonator isdetermined by time width of singularity domain or guest clock diameter,while its host clocks diameter is fixed and time taken by the systempoint to cross the diameter of a guest clock is the unit of speed,wherein a waveform is a periodic oscillation, represented by a singlesystem point rotating around a circle where, if a new guest clock sitson this host circle with its own system point, then together theyconstitute a beating, and similarly if more clocks are added, classicalbeating gets more nested guest clocks, where time crystals of the cavityor dielectric resonator gets more Bloch spheres and if the clockoscillates its diameter between zero and maximum, then it makes quantumbeating, and if more than three such oscillatory cycles engage inbeating, then it makes fractal beating which creates a new clock with anew system point; and wherein uncertainty is added to clocking via: (i)nesting of Hilbert spaces, generating a fractal beating; (ii) anobserver sees a single triangle on a sphere from infinite angularpositions; (iii) smaller the mass larger the diameter of clocks, so anypoint could be a superposition of more than two such clocks; and (iv)diameters of the clocks may oscillate as a function of time.
 8. Thecomputing hardware according to claim 4: wherein time crystals areself-assembled following ten rules and ten conditions that triggerself-assembly; wherein, time crystals (i) transform by phase transitionand symmetry breaking; (ii) create, destroy clocks generating newshorter routes; (iii) copy paste unknown clocks; (iv) reorient andrewrite geometric information in existing clocks; (v) C2 symmetry drive;(vi) morph to mimic evolutionary dynamics of environment; (vii)protection drive: Long term and short-term memory; (viii) rule of clockintegration extracted; (ix) expands to keep morphology intact; and (x)rule of evolution follow the mathematics of ordered factor; wherein theten conditions that triggers self-assembly of clocks are: (i) timecycles bond only under a certain specific condition; (ii) matching thedifference in the density of time cycles turn perpetual; (iii) thegeometric information encoding process is identical to the densitymatching process; (iv) without cross check there is no abrupt formationof a new time cycle; (v) fusion and fission of the tiny time cycles;(vi) matching the spin direction for the time cycles; (vii) phasesynchronization run in parallel to the geometric synchronization; (viii)creating a mirror image from the phase space hierarchical network byfractal route; (ix) time cycle network expands and continuously try toproduce longer than the longest time cycles; and (x) prime frequencywheel drive.